Turkmenistan bans the word ‘Coronavirus’, wearing of masks, in a major censorship move
People wearing face masks or talking about the coronavirus on the street, at bus stops or in lines outside shops are liable to be arrested by plainclothes police.
People wearing face masks or talking about the coronavirus on the street, at bus stops or in lines outside shops are liable to be arrested by plainclothes police.
The notifications being sent recently to all TV channels seem to suggest that only state-sanctioned propaganda is favoured, with an emphasis on not broadcasting items that “do not build a positive image of the country”.
Reporters without Borders has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi urging him to take "urgent action". The 'Incident Report' released by it about the 'deterioration of press freedom in India' is the first the organisation has prepared for any country.
A drop of two places in an international rating would normally be no big deal ~ but when it points…
The Reporters Without Borders’ recent press freedom ranking has caused a stir among those working in the mainstream media industry.…
