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| Leader of the Islamic Renaissance Party advised journalists to unite against bureaucrats cramping down on independent media |
04.02.2010
Author: Asia Plus
“Independent Tajik media have become more courageous; they attracted attention of citizens to acute social problems, such as corruption and inefficiency of government agencies. This is an explanation to the growing trend of filing legal cases against the media by the authorities”, - said Muhiddin Kabiri, chairman of the Tajik Islamic Renaissance Party.
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| TAJIKISTAN : OFFICIALS BRING LIBEL ACTIONS AGAINST PRINT MEDIA IN RUN-UP TO PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS |
01.02.2010
Author: Reporters Without Borders
"The Tajik authorities must stop using the judicial system to harass independent news media", Reporters Without Borders said today in reaction to an appeal court’s decision to uphold an astronomical damages award against a news weekly and the announcement of new lawsuits against a total of four leading newspapers.
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| Kyrgyz Minister Says Suspect In Journalist's Killing Arrested In Tajikistan |
27.01.2010
Author: Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty
Kyrgyz Interior Minister Moldomusa Kongantiev has repeated a report that a suspect in the killing of independent Kyrgyz journalist Alisher Saipov was detained in Tajikistan, RFE/RL's Kyrgyz Service reports.
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| Media Watchdog Concerned By Uzbek Journalist's Arrest |
27.01.2010
Author: Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty
The media watchdog Reporters Without Borders (RSF) says it is concerned about the arrest of prominent Uzbek journalist Khayrulla Khamidov, RFE/RL's Uzbek Service reports.
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| Slain Kyrgyz Journalist's Family Takes OSCE-Appointed Lawyer |
26.01.2010
Author: Radio Free Europe / radio Liberty
The family of Kyrgyz journalist Gennady Pavlyuk has a new lawyer recommended to them by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), RFE/RL's Kyrgyz Service reports.
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