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In East Africa, Hostility to Press Freedom and Open Information Threatens Progress

As World Press Freedom Day takes place in Ghana May 3, Internews Regional Director for Africa addresses the challenges to media freedom facing the continent

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Media, and particularly women in media, have faced enormous challenges in Afghanistan. Pictured here, the first Afghan Women and Media Conference was held this year in March, providing a platform for women in the media to take up issues such as professional capacity and safety and security, and discuss ways to address them.

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