Hundreds of protesters have attacked a private television company in Tunisia in protest over the broadcast of the award winning film "Persepolis."...
Tunisia: Broadcast of ‘Persepolis’ prompts protest
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Alice Purkiss
Alice Purkiss
Burma: Censor chief calls for more media freedom
The head of the press censorship department in Burma has called for greater media freedom in the country. Tint Swe called for the abolition of...
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UK: Banned horror film gets 18 rating after cuts
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Egypt: Journalists strike against censorship
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Italy: Wikipedia shuts down Italian language edition to protest new law
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