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Nearly thirty journalists have been killed in the last decade for investigating environmental issues, said Reporters Without Borders (RSF) this Monday, who, in tribute to them and to the upcoming Climate Summit (COP30), has revealed the name of 30 informants who over the past year have seen their coverage of these issues "disturbed". "On the occasion of COP30, which will open on 10 November in Belém, Brazil, RSF calls on States to make defending…
RSF lists Turkey among countries targeting journalists for environmental reporting - Turkish Minute
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) on Monday listed #Turkey as among the countries harassing #journalists for covering environmental issues, highlighting the growing risks faced by reporters who investigate deforestation, mining and corporate abuse.
RSF lists Turkey among countries targeting journalists for environmental reporting - Stockholm Center for Freedom
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) on Monday listed Turkey as among the countries harassing journalists for covering environmental issues, highlighting the growing risks faced by reporters who investigate deforestation, mining and corporate abuse. In its latest report documenting 30 cases worldwide, RSF cited the judicial harassment of 26 Turkish journalists affiliated with the pro-opposition Sözcü daily faced over their coverage of deforestation p…
Two weeks before COP30, which opens in Belém, Brazil (November 10-21), the NGO Reporters Without Borders (RSF) profiles 30 journalists who have been attacked over the past twelve months for covering environmental issues. This initiative highlights the obstacles facing journalists and climate information around the world. Alongside the profile of French journalist Inès Léraud—a victim of harassment and defamation lawsuits (…) Read more In brief /…
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