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CLEAN: Morocco punishes journalists for monarchy 'falsehoods'

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CLEAN: Morocco punishes journalists for monarchy 'falsehoods'
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Journalists charged with aiding extremist group

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RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLYSHOTLIST:AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLYIstanbul - 21 September, 20161.Wide of Erdem Gul, Ankara representative of the Cumhuriyet newspaper, arriving at courthouse 2.Gul greeting people3. SOUNDBITE...
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Protest over closure of pro-Kurdish channel

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Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Istanbul on Tuesday evening to protest against the closure of television and radio stations by Turkish authorities. Some employees of the television and radio stations ordered to close last week also...
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Turkish opposition newspaper defiant

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An opposition newspaper in Turkey is remaining defiant a day after the detention of its chief editor and at least 12 senior staff.Tuesday's edition of Cumhuriyet newspaper - one of Turkey's oldest - ran the headline: "We will not...
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Assange: Wikileaks to continue to operate

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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on Friday said his group would continue to operate and said he would not tolerate "threats" against his staff.Earlier on Friday, Sweden's top prosecutor dropped an investigation into a rape claim against...
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Protesters urge release of journalists in Turkey

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Dozens of people rallied outside the Turkish Embassy in Berlin on Wednesday, calling for the release of German-Turkish journalist Deniz Yucel and scores of other reporters imprisoned in Turkey.Demonstrators waved signs like "free media...
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A look at Sudan for World Press Freedom Day

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LEADIN:As the world marks Press Freedom Day, journalists in Sudan have described the censorship and abuse they regularly receive in their jobs.Recently many went on strike after the government confiscated copies of newspapers reporting...
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Trials resume in Turkey for staff of two newspapers

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Two trials resumed on Tuesday in Istanbul for journalists and staff of opposition newspaper Cumhuriyet as well as writers and staff for the now-closed pro-Kurdish Ozgur Gundem newspaper. Both cases have added to concerns...
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Activists protest at Turkish embassy in Paris over jailed journalists

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RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLY SHOTLIST: ASSOCIATED PRESS - AP CLIENTS ONLY Paris - 5 January 2018 1. Various of Reporters Without Borders (RSF) members holding stencil...
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Judge in Myanmar journalists' case won't treat police officer as hostile witness

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A judge in Yangon on Wednesday refused a prosecution request to throw out the testimony of a police witness who had told the court that two Reuters journalists, facing charges of breaking the Officials Secrets Act, had been set up by the...
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White House bars CNN correspondent from open press event

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A CNN correspondent said she was barred from attending an open press event at the White House on Wednesday because of questions she asked President Donald Trump earlier in the day. Kaitlan Collins and her employer, CNN, say...
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WH Bars CNN Correspondent from Open Press Event

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A CNN correspondent said she was barred from attending an open press event at the White House on Wednesday because of questions she asked President Donald Trump earlier in the day. Kaitlan Collins and her employer, CNN, say...
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Literary group sues Trump, alleges free speech stifling

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LITERARY GROUP SUES TRUMP, ALLEGES FREE SPEECH STIFLING
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Marco Rubio and Alex Jones clash on Capitol Hill

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Right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones looked to disrupt procedings on Capitol Hill, Wednesday trying to make himself the sideshow of a congressional hearing on social media and elections and taunting lawmakers along the way.
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Marco Rubio and Alex Jones clash on Capitol Hill

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Right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones looked to disrupt procedings on Capitol Hill, Wednesday trying to make himself the sideshow of a congressional hearing on social media and elections and taunting lawmakers along the way.
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Belgian court delays extradition decision on Spanish rapper Valtonyc

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BELGIAN COURT DELAYS EXTRADITION DECISION ON SPANISH RAPPER VALTONYC
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Marco Rubio and Alex Jones clash on Capitol Hill

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Right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones looked to disrupt procedings on Capitol Hill, Wednesday trying to make himself the sideshow of a congressional hearing on social media and elections and taunting lawmakers along the way.
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Trump: Reporters must 'behave' in the White House

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Judge in CNN case to announce decision Thursday

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A District Court judge will announce Thursday whether to grant a restraining order to force the White House to return the press pass of reporter Jim Acosta.
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Trump: I answered Mueller's questions very easily

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President Donald Trump says he has answered written questions from special counsel Robert Mueller but hasn't yet submitted them.
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Trump: I answered Mueller's questions very easily

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President Donald Trump says he has answered written questions from special counsel Robert Mueller but hasn't yet submitted them.
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Acosta; 'This was a test and we passed the test'

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CNN White House correspondent Jim Acosta says all he wants to do is go back to work covering "the guy in there," referring to President Donald Trump.
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WikiLeaks chief Assange could see charges

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