Fleeing lethal policies in Ethiopia: 43 exiled journalists escape imprisonment, fines and death

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Ethiopia has shut down the free press through fines, imprisonment, arson and even murder. 43 journalists have escaped into exile. The Ethiopian Free Press Journalist Association helps those who remain to expose the corrupt practices and human rights violations of Prime Minister Meles Zenawi's government.

Ethiopia, Social policy, Freedom of the press, Meles, Zenawi

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Haiti's fallen warrior: the assassination of Jean Dominique inflicts a new wound on the country in its fight for democracy

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Haitian radio journalist Jean Dominique was shot to death in front of his radio station, Radio Haiti Inter, on Apr 3, 2000. There is concern for journalists and political freedom in Haiti after the assassination of Jean Dominique.

Haiti, Dominique, Jean

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The Basque reality: militant separatist group's brutality is called worse than former dictator Franco's

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Several journalists have been victims of the violence in Spain attributed to the Basque separatist movement.

Spain, Cases, Basques, Basques in Spain

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