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Reporters Without Borders strong objected to an Islamic court's ruling yesterday which ordered the Nigerian human rights group, Civil Rights Congress, to stop using Twitter and Facebook to debate Nigeria's use of amputation to punish theft.
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Reporters Without Borders has placed Australia on par with Iran, Russia, China North Korea and Turkey on the basis of the Rudd government’s proposed Internet filter to screen out objectionable material.
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Journalists and media workers from Guinea are increasingly facing abuse, assault and death threats, says media watchdog Reporters Without Borders (RSF), calling the situation "extremely menacing".
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Given the threats to the security of reporters, as evidenced by the imprisonment of a reporter in Iran and two in Korea recently, Reporters Without Borders declares French security officials posing as reporters risks reporters' lives.
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As the situation in Iran steadily deteriorates, France-based Reporters Without Borders says that 24 reporters have been arrested in Iran since the election protests began - including a Canadian covering for Newsweek.
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The French-based group known as Reporters Without Borders have urged both GOP Presidential nominee Senator John McCain and Democratic Presidential nominee Barack Obama to pledge better press freedom.
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How free is the press? Reporters Without Borders ranked the United States at 48 for freedom of speech. Canada was ranked much higher at 18. So what does that mean? Has the theory of freedom of the press changed in recent years?
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Brigadier General cites similar practices in other countries but watchdog group, Reporters without Borders, fears a potential media blackout.
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Bahrain and Belarus join Reporters Without Borders' annual list of the countries with the most repressive policies against cyber-dissidents.
Home Secretary Theresa May is to split the UK Border Agency following revelations that hundreds of thousands of people were let into the country without appropriate checks.
Sudan declares a state of emergency along its border with South Sudan, local media reports say, amid rising tensions between the two countries.
India's army chief General VK Singh says a report that two key army units were moved towards the capital in January without informing the government is "absolutely stupid".
 The federal govenrment's decision to allow Canadians to shop more in the United States without paying duty is going to hurt New Brunswick businesses, according to two groups.
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