media freedom

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Thoughts

Can Bangladesh’s media balance freedom and responsibility during elections?

For a thriving democracy, Bangladeshi media must operate free from government oppression while upholding high standards of objective, responsible reporting

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Bangladesh

60% people believe freedom of expression increased under interim govt: VOA survey

Chief adviser’s Press Secretary Shafiqul Alam speaking at a discussion at the National Press Club on 20 November. Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

AL enacted several policies, laws with a desire to control media: CA's Press Secy Shafiqul Alam

Media freedom is essential to healthy and prosperous society. Photo: Reuters
Panorama

The case for press freedom just got stronger

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Politics

AL pledges to protect journalists from torture, false cases

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Bangladesh

Corruption is sheltered, not merely tolerated: Sultana Kamal

NewsClick's founder Prabir Purkayastha was arrested on Tuesday evening. Photo: BBC/GettyImage
South Asia

India's CBI to probe against NewsClick over foreign fund rules violation, searches on

Arundhati Roy. File Photo: Collected
South Asia

Arundhati Roy slams Indian govt's crackdown on journos as 'more dangerous than emergency'

NewsClick's founder Prabir Purkayastha was arrested on Tuesday evening. Photo: BBC/GettyImage
South Asia

Delhi Police's probe into NewsClick began before NYT report: Case timeline

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World+Biz

China issues notice to strengthen management of 'self media'

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Bangladesh

Journalists in Bangladesh face continuous attacks, judicial harassment: International Press Institute

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Bangladesh

Media Freedom Coalition launches its diplomatic network initiative in Bangladesh   

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Thoughts

Why democracy is impossible without free media