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Paris-based press freedoms advocacy group Reporters Without Borders says Vietnam currently holds at least 34 bloggers in detention.
Reporters Without Borders says Vietnam is currently holding at least 34 bloggers in detention.
Christophe Deloire is Secretary General of Reporters Without Borders, known internationally as Reporters Sans Frontières(RSF).
Reporters Without Borders report that 42 journalists and webloggers are currently incarcerated in Iran.
The World Press Freedom Index, compiled every year by Reporters Without Borders, does exactly that by evaluating the state of journalism in 180 countries.
Reporters without Borders ranked Singapore 153th out of 180 countries in their Press Freedom Index for 2015.[6].
The World Press Freedom Index, published every year by Reporters without Borders, evaluates the level of freedom available to the media in 180 countries.
Reporters Without Borders are concerned about the“risk of a major shift” in the situation of press freedom,“particularly in important democratic countries”.
The World Press Freedom Index, compiled every year by Reporters Without Borders, does exactly that by evaluating the state of journalism in 180 countries.
Reporters Without Borders also concerns itself with Internet censorship, although the group's scope extends beyond Internet practices.
He ended it in Autumn 2006, due to severe health problems.[2]His acts received worldwide attention and Reporters Without Borders awarded its cyber-freedom prize to Guillermo Fariñas in 2006.
Reporters Without Borders scores Canada 18th for press freedom; in spite of its much vaunted First Amendment, America only manages 41st.
And, with a president who declared the media“the enemy of the people”,perhaps it is not surprising that Reporters Without Borders now ranks America 43rd in the world for press freedom.
In 2010, Reporters Without Borders placed Australia 18th on a list of 178 countries ranked by press freedom, behind New Zealand(8th) but ahead of the United Kingdom(19th) and United States(20th).
Ru inaccessible again, as it was during last December's parliamentary elections in Russia, Internet users will beable to access the exact copy created by Reporters Without Borders, WEB The mirror will be regularly and automatically updated.
The press freedom group, Reporters without Borders, says Vietnam has 34 bloggers in prison.
Rather than just detailing the many violations targeting bloggers, the report examines the Communist Party's repressive mechanisms in their entirety and the evidence that they affect all of the country's citizens,not just 40 or so bloggers,” Reporters Without Borders said.
Earlier this month, media rights watchdog Reporters Without Borders said 71 journalists were killed in 2013, down slightly, but kidnappings rose sharply.
We are pleased to award this prize to a courageous Vietnamese blogger and thereby recognize the activities of online news providers in a country marked by draconian censorship andgrowing surveillance of dissidents,” Reporters Without Borders secretary-general Christophe Deloire said.
Every week, a number of organizations, including Reporters Without Borders and the National Press Club, petition the Eritrean Embassy in Stockholm to free Isaak.
In 2014, Reporters without Borders rated Singapore among the lowest countries in Southeast Asia for press freedoms, behind Myanmar, Cambodia, Thailand and Indonesia.
China led the world in imprisoning journalists in 2014, with a total of 29 behind bars,according to Paris-based press freedom group Reporters Without Borders(RSF), which said the authorities are also holding 73 netizens out of a global total of 178 detentions.
So the Reporters Without Borders group has urged journalists in China to change their geographic region or close their accounts before tomorrow, worrying that Chinese authorities could gain a backdoor to user data, even if Apple says it won't provide one.
Vietnam is ranked 172nd out of 179 countries in the 2011-2012 Reporters Without Borders press freedom index and is one of the 12 countries that Reporters Without Borders has identified as“Enemies of the Internet” because of their systematic use of cyber-censorship.
Reporters Without Borders(RSF) condemns yesterday's arrest of Pham Chi Dung, an outspoken Vietnamese journalist and leading press freedom defender who for years has been trying to help create an open and informed civil society in Vietnam that is not controlled by its Communist Party.
Reporters Without Borders said it is calling on the Vietnamese authorities to abandon plans for a decree that would increase online censorship to an utterly unacceptable level and exacerbate the already very disturbing situation for freedom of expression in Vietnam.
Reporters Without Borders noted that then-President Barack Obama also had been heavily criticized for not allowing questions on his first trip to Beijing in 2009, but he convinced the Chinese press secretary to take questions when he returned five years later.
As regards Syria, Reporters Without Borders has obtained an unpublished document- a 1999 invitation by the Syrian Telecommunications Establishment to bid for a national Internet network in Syria- which shows that its Internet was designed from the outset to include extensive filtering and surveillance.