Journalist Yildiz Yazıcıoglu directed a question at Devlet Bahceli after the party met in the parliament building in Ankara on Tuesday.

Samimi, age 74, had been sentenced to three years in prison for "conspiracy against national security."

Finland has for years been among the top countries in a global press freedom ranking published by Reporters Without Borders.

While Cameroon has a thriving media market, the group Reporters Without Borders says it is a “hostile and precarious environment” for journalists.

Alinejad, an outspoken critic of the Iranian government, hosts a current affairs TV show out of New York for VOA’s Persian language service.

Journalists investigating corruption or environmental issues related to large private interests are at risk of violence and intimidation

A New Delhi-based lawyer, M L Sharma, opposed the government's move in one of the petitions to the Supreme Court.

Grozev is well known and respected for the quality of his investigative reporting on such sensitive subjects as the poisoning of Alexei Navalny

The data makes Turkey the fourth most prolific jailer of journalists globally behind Iran, China and Myanmar. Globally, CPJ found 363 journalists in prison for their work.

The documentary has caused a storm at other Indian universities too.

At least 67 news media workers were killed worldwide in 2022, the highest number since 2018.

The CIA, which Pompeo once led, in findings later declassified by President Joe Biden, said that Salman ordered the killing of Khashoggi.

Ydoña was quoted in those reports saying that the protesters “caught me, hit me, and threw rocks. I had to hang onto our vehicle so they wouldn’t drag me away.”

Montasir’s arrest was first reported by Darb on January 13

Another local resident was also denied access to the meeting and authorities ordered her to be detained for 12 days, Sota.Vision reported.

CPJ has previously documented similar allegations of alleged police abuse of detained journalists in Bangladesh

Authorities did not disclose the reason for either journalist’s detention, according to those sources.

CPJ has repeatedly documented the use of Nigeria’s Cybercrimes Act to detain and charge journalists for their work.

CPJ also emailed the Rwandan Ministry of Interior for comment but did not receive any reply.