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Government reopens Casa Rosada press room with new restrictions
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The national government will reopen the Casa Rosada press room on Monday after a week-long closure that sparked controversy. The move includes stricter rules on images, devices, and movement. Manuel Adorni will lead a press conference that day.
Japan has overtaken the United States in the latest World Press Freedom Index from Reporters Without Borders (RSF). The report found press freedom has sunk to a 25-year low, with 52% of countries and territories categorized as in 'difficult' or 'very serious' situations.
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The Office of the Solicitor General has recommended the acquittal of Nobel laureate Maria Ressa and former researcher Reynaldo Santos Jr. in their cyberlibel case against businessman Wilfredo Keng. The recommendation is based on a Supreme Court ruling that the prescription period for cyber libel is one year. The motion was filed with the Supreme Court in March 2026.
Ethiopia's Media Authority has permanently suspended two Deutsche Welle journalists, escalating concerns over press freedoms. The decision affects reporters covering the conflict zones of Amhara and Tigray. DW has protested the move, demanding reinstatement and clearer justifications.
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Setelah hukuman Jimmy Lai atas tuduhan keamanan nasional dan sedisi pada 15 Desember 2025, detail dari sidang panjang berbulan-bulan menyoroti bukti yang disajikan, keamanan ketat, pengamat internasional, dan peran kasus tersebut dalam penindakan lebih luas Hong Kong terhadap perbedaan pendapat.
This week marks eighteen months since Pedro Sánchez published a letter questioning his tenure and labeling media as a 'mud machine'. The government has since pushed reforms to regulate media funding and journalistic secrecy, drawing criticism from opposition and independent bodies. These steps aim to safeguard democracy but have heightened tensions with the press.
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Federasi Internasional Jurnalis (IFJ) telah menerbitkan buletin media bulanan untuk Asia Selatan, menyoroti perkembangan kunci dalam kebebasan pers, keselamatan jurnalis, dan tren industri media di wilayah tersebut. Edisi September 2025 mencakup insiden sensor, serangan terhadap jurnalis, dan upaya berkelanjutan untuk melindungi pekerja media di negara-negara seperti India, Pakistan, dan Bangladesh. Buletin ini berfungsi sebagai sumber daya vital untuk memahami tantangan yang dihadapi media di Asia Selatan di tengah gejolak politik dan sosial.