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Indian Anti-Terrorism Force Raid Kashmir News Office

Journalism · Jammu and Kashmir

Indian Anti-Terrorism Force Raid Kashmir News Office

44% Right coverage: 18 sources

NEW DELHI: Indian counter-terrorism units raided the office of The Kashmir Times over its alleged role in a "criminal conspiracy", police said, with the news website calling the accusations "baseless" on Friday (Nov 21).The State Investigation Agency (SIA) said the search late Thursday was part of an investig See the Story

Tunisia Frees Outspoken Lawyer Sonia Dahmani After 18 Months in Jail

Middle East · Tunisia

Tunisia Frees Outspoken Lawyer Sonia Dahmani After 18 Months in Jail

46% Left coverage: 11 sources

Tunisia on Thursday freed prominent lawyer Sonia Dahmani after 18 months in jail, stirring hopes among activists that her release could ease President Kais Saied’s broad campaign against critics.See the Story

CPJ joins international press freedom mission to Turkey

Human Rights · Ankara

CPJ joins international press freedom mission to Turkey

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Committee to Protect Journalists joined the International Press Institute and six other press freedom and human rights organizations in the seventh year of a joint press freedom mission to Ankara, Turkey. The delegation also included representatives from the ARTICLE 19 Europe, the European Centre for Press and Media Freedom, Osservatorio Balcani Caucaso Transeuropa as part of Media Freedom Rapid Response, Reporters Without Borders, and the S…See the Story

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