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According to the term you entered "press": 209 news found

POLITICS

U.S. Judge Prohibits Search of Washington Post Reporter’s Seized Devices

Wednesday, Feb 25

A U.S. judge has blocked the government's search of seized devices belonging to a Washington Post reporter, emphasizing First Amendment protections.

WORLD NEWS

Gabon Suspends Social Media Services Amid Rising Tensions and Political Unrest

Wednesday, Feb 18

Gabon has suspended social media access, citing threats to national security amid social unrest and growth in dissent against the new president.

WORLD NEWS

Hong Kong's Jimmy Lai Sentenced to 20 Years, Sparking Global Outcry

Tuesday, Feb 10

Jimmy Lai, a prominent critic of Beijing, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison, igniting international concerns over press freedoms in Hong Kong.

POLITICS

Hong Kong's Jimmy Lai faces sentencing on national security charges

Friday, Feb 06

Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai is set to be sentenced on February 9 for national security violations, prompting international outcry.

POLITICS

Chinese Journalist Liu Hu Detained Following Investigation of Official Corruption

Wednesday, Feb 04

Chinese journalist Liu Hu has been detained after uncovering alleged corruption involving local officials in Sichuan, igniting concerns over media freedom.

POLITICS

Burkina Faso's Military Government Dissolves All Political Parties

Friday, Jan 30

Burkina Faso's military government has dissolved all political parties, citing divisions and social cohesion issues.

POLITICS

FBI Raids Home of Washington Post Reporter in Leak Investigation

Thursday, Jan 15

FBI agents raid the home of Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson, raising concerns about press freedom and government transparency.

POLITICS

Intensified Protests in Iran Amid Deadly Crackdown and Internet Blackout

Sunday, Jan 11

Protests in Iran intensify despite a government crackdown, leading to numerous deaths and widespread unrest amid severe internet restrictions.

WORLD NEWS

Jimmy Lai Convicted in Landmark National Security Trial, Sparks International Outcry

Tuesday, Dec 16

Jimmy Lai, a Hong Kong media mogul, was found guilty under the national security law, igniting international calls for his release amid concerns for press freedom.