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Uzbek editor sentenced to jail while still in prison
26.01.2012
Author: Committee to Protect Journalists
The Committee to Protect Journalists is outraged by the politically motivated additional sentence handed to Muhammad Bekjanov, the jailed editor of now-defunct opposition newspaper Erk, who has been in prison in Uzbekistan since 1999 on trumped-up charges.
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2011-2012 PRESS FREEDOM INDEX
26.01.2012
Author: Reporters Without Borders
REPORTERS WITHOUT BORDERS 2011-2012 PRESS FREEDOM INDEX
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Summer Course “Online Free Expression and Communication Policy Advocacy: a Toolkit for Media Development”
26.01.2012
Author: OSI
Summer Course “Online Free Expression and Communication Policy Advocacy: a Toolkit for Media Development” in Budapest.
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THE U.S. EMBASSY IN DUSHANBE REQUESTS PROJECT PROPOSALS FOR THE 2012 DEMOCRACY OUTREACH / ALUMNI GRANTS PROGRAM
24.01.2012
Author: US Embassy in Dushanbe
The Embassy of the United States of America is now accepting applications for the 2012 Alumni Grants Program. Alumni of all U.S. Government-funded exchange and training programs, including FLEX, UGRAD, Muskie, the International Visitor Leadership Program, Community Connections, Open World, USDA Cochran and FEP exchanges, Department of Commerce SABIT exchanges, and those of other implementers are eligible. USG alumni must be registered on the State Alumni website to participate in 2012 Alumni Grants Program.
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RUSSIA / TAJIKISTAN: Tajik opposition journalist stabbed in Moscow
13.01.2012
Author: REPORTERS WITHOUT BORDERS / REPORTERS SANS FRONTIE
Reporters Without Borders is shocked by the assault yesterday on the Tajik journalist Dodojon Atovulloev, who was stabbed in a Moscow restaurant, and calls on the Russian police to do all it can to identify his attacker and those behind the crime.
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