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CPJ, RSF Condemn Ukraine Ruling On Access To Investigative Journalist's Phone Data

The Committee to Protect Journalists  (CPJ) and Reporters Without Borders (RFSF) have condemned a Ukrainian court's decision granting the country's prosecutor-general's office permission to obtain over a year's worth of mobile phone data belonging to RFE/RL investigative journalist Natalie Sedletska.

U.S. Lawmakers Urge Separatists To Free Ukrainian Journalist

A bipartisan U.S. congressional caucus has called for the immediate release of Ukrainian journalist and RFE/RL contributor said to have been imprisoned on spying charges for more than a year in eastern Ukraine.

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BBG CEO: Statement On Russia’s Move Against U.S. International Media Under Foreign Agent Law

Russia Fines RFE/RL Over Alleged 'Foreign-Agent' Violations

A court in Russia has fined Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) for allegedly failing to comply with a Russian law regulating media outlets branded by the government as "foreign agents."

CPJ Blasts Russia's 'Systematic Policy' Of Obstructing Free Flow Of News

Russia’s moves to label some individual journalists and bloggers as foreign agents are the latest step in the authorities' "systematic policy" toward obstructing the free flow of information, the Committee to Protect Journalists says.

RFE/RL President Thomas Kent Discusses The Future Of Public Service Media At "Truth and Power" Conference in London

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Azerbaijan Court Upholds Ban On RFE/RL Website

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