IFJ in the News this week

Every week the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) is compiling a list of the top news articles from across the world in which it is mentioned.

Read some of the news highlights from Friday 4th November to Thursday 10th November:

1. Surveillance and anti-press sentiment heightens concerns for journalists safety closer to home

2. Those in power need to believe “freedom of the press,” not just say it

3. La FAPE insta al nuevo ministro de Exteriores a pedir a Erdogan la libertad de los periodistas turcos encarcelados

4. Liberté de la presse : mettre fin à l’impunité du régime turc

5. Turquie : le leader du HDP, Selahattin Demirtas arrêté

6. Sindicatos de periodistas piden regular por ley el derecho a la información

7. Somalia: IFJ Mourns Death of Radio Journalist in Central Somalia

8. Interruption de RFI et de Radio Okapi en RDC: une condamnation unanime

9. TV journalists attacked in Bangladesh

10. SAJA, IFJ Hold Workshop on Climate Change Reporting

11. Muzzling the press

12. Musa Khankehl's murder continues to draw flak

13. 102 journalists killed in Pakistan since 2005: report

14. FIP pide medidas para hacer frente a crisis mundial de la impunidad

15. La APM denuncia la "represión" contra periodistas y medios en Turquía tras declarar el Estado de Emergencia

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