think of such accusations do we showed the actors journalist and as you'll notice they have the right to to have equity titian's and to work freely felipe ruth president of the international federation of journalists a pleasure to have you on the program thank you for your time and thoughts this hour you're welcome. the french president and money will mccraw has tabled a new plan to combat human trafficking in the b.n. he sees it will involve concrete police and military actions but his plans have been widely criticized especially as the north african country is still in ruins following the nato led intervention in twenty eleven picking up the story right because the. slavery and human trafficking of fences sadly common now in libya but no need to fear president macron is here he has the solution for libya's problem send in the troops it's a necessity zone we are proposing police military action we are not waging war but this is a country in a political transition political transition he calls it does sound better than savage civil war more politically correct nevertheless a number of african and e.u. states are ready to help fight this war or rather not really a war says micron but

information we just have to register it's as simple as that the president of the international federation of journalists told us that the erosion of press freedom in the us is deeply alarming it's a form of insidious censorship or because you can see the media is free to operate but do it when you withdraw the. us effectively you cut. the media from sources of information that which is it which has a name censorship in our ethical rules we have a very famous say facts are secret comments are free so. the creation is supposed to give you access to the effect and from the facts to a journalist can comment on their own and they are free to do it this is simply freedom of expression and press freedom international for the reason of journalists reacted several times in the past to one r.t. and other media or. we cannot accept that the media enjoy in the least are used in kind of we do need to call a war between the united and nourish a journalist or a journalist there are not agents. french president emanuel mccrone has table the new plan to combat human trafficking in libya he says it will involve concrete

the international federation of journalists has slammed the stripping of r.t. america's press credentials on capitol hill the decision was made on wednesday by a congressional committee that site of the channel's new foreign agent status the spot early assurances from the state department that no such restrictions would be imposed here's the letter r g america received from congress the executive committee of the congressional radio and television correspondents galleries exercised its authority to withdraw the news credentials of the r.t. network this action was taken in response to the registration of the r.t. network as a foreign agent. when the united states it tells someone to register under a foreign agent requirement we don't see impacts or a fact the ability of them to report. news and information we just have to register it's a simple as that seems to be the opposite of what heather nauert said because as of the moment we've received this letter which is essentially telling us that our ability to operate as a news agency and function and report on even

demonstrates how foreign agents status of facts media freedom the president of the international federation of journalists told us of the trend is deeply alarming. it's a form of insidious censorship or because you can say the media is free to operate but do it when you're with throw the cretaceous effectively you cut. the media from sources of information that which is it which has a name censorship in our ethical rules we have a very famous say facts are secrets comments are free so. the station is supposed to give you access to the effect and from the facts to journalist can comment on their own and they are free to do it this is simply freedom of expression and press freedom international for their actions of journalists who are reacted several times in the past when r.t. and other media were. we cannot accept that the media enjoy in the east are used in kind of we do need to a war between the united see it a new russia journalist our journalists there are not agents and that does it for me this hour be back in about thirty four minutes of the full look at your news you are watching our international

the number of journalists who have been killed this year simply for doing their jobs has fallen slightly the international federation of journalists says eighty one journalists died in targeted attacks car bomb attacks and gun fire incidents in two thousand and seventeen that is down from ninety three last year one of the most violent places for journalists to work this mexico where many are targeted by organized crime groups afghanistan is also high on the list along with iraq and syria there is also been a rise in deaths in india while the i.f.j. welcomes there were duction and the number of deaths as more journalists are in jail than at any time in recent years. so that's why we. used. to sort of those. well it's for this reason it's very important to recruit to your. dog for the. most mostly bottom prisoners who are fortunate east we want to do it sixty four bodies to. al-jazeera is demanding the release of a channel is saying it's now been more than a year since he was arrested and jailed in egypt his attention has been renewed ten times sense that human rights watch has condemned the imprisonment saying it's a

demonstrate how foreign agents status affects media freedom the president of the international federation of journalists told us the trend is deeply alarming it's a form of insidious censorship or because you can see the media is free to operate but do it when you withdraw the. us effectively you cut. the media from sources of information which is which has a name censorship in our ethical rules we have a very famous say facts are secrets comments are free so. the creation is supposed to give you access to the effect and from the facts to a journalist can comment on their own and they are free to do it this is simply freedom of expression and press freedom international for their actions of journalists reacted several times in the past to one r.t. and other media or. we cannot accept that the media and join the list are used in kind of iduna to a war between the united and nourish a journalist or journalist they're not agents. now the controversial white helmet screen piece causing divisions again a conference featuring critics of the syrian activists had been held despite pressure to call it off it was

the number of journalists who have been killed this year simply for doing their job has fallen slightly the international federation of journalists says eighty one journalists lost their lives globally in targeted killings car bomb attacks and gun fire incidents in two thousand and seventeen that's down from ninety three last year one of the most deadly places for journalists to work is mexico where many are targeted by organized crime groups afghanistan is also high on the list along with iraq and syria there's also been a rise in deaths in india. welcomes the reduction in the number of deaths it says more journalists are in jail than in any time in recent years. so that's why we have. today we have more to say to to a new or at least. to sort of those it was the stronger east. for this reason it's very important to recruit to your. to your don't forget to attribute was mostly built on mostly bottom presidents who were fortunate east we want to do it but east. liberia's president elect has given his first speech since winning the country's runoff election earlier this week george whalen take over from ellen johnso

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of john ging lama for us from west jerusalem. more journalists are in jail than that's any time in recent years according to figures released by the international federation of journalists it says two hundred fifty journalists bloggers and cameraman are imprisoned worldwide one hundred sixty of them in turkey eighty one journalists were killed this year compared to ninety three last year they i.f.j. welcomes the fall in the loss of life but says the total remains on acceptably high mexico afghanistan iraq and syria top the danger list the i.f.j. says it is a long and by the growing number of media workers killed in india six died this year so let me understand is the author of the hostages daughter a memoir that details her journalist father terry anderson's abduction and captivity by fighters in lebanon my father was the middle east bureau chief of the associated press in lebanon during the one nine hundred eighty s. and before he was taken hostage it was a very different time in journalism journalists were were thought of as neutral observers not to be harmed and what happened to my father kind of kicked off a new era where journalists became targets. f

now journalists are being killed or jailed simply for doing their jobs the international federation of journalists says eighty one journalists died in targeted killings car bomb attacks and cross fire incidents in twenty seventeen that's down from ninety three in twenty sixteen the most violent places for journalists to work as a bank soko where many become victims of organized crime groups afghanistan is also high on the list along with iraq and syria there's also been a rise of deaths in india motivated by violent populism in the world's largest democracy and while the i have j welcomes the reduction in the number of deaths it says more journalists are in jail that at any time in recent years. less dramatist that's right but we are many joe. in general today we have. to do to unearth fifty journalist injured to sort of as it was the stronger east i took my leave for this reason it's very important to recall to your. due to your don't forget to achieve because it's mostly bought on mostly but on preserving the work force on at least we. one and two at sixty already used to enjoy. al-jazeera is de

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jail than at any time and recent years that's according to figures released by the international federation of journalists two hundred fifty journalists bloggers and cameramen are imprisoned worldwide one hundred sixty of them in turkey eighty one journalists were killed this year compared to ninety three last year with the eye of james says this number is still unacceptably high mexico gonna start iraq and syria top the danger list and i have jay points to an alarming increase in the number of media workers killed in india. close to dramatists so that's why but we are. in general to do we have more to do to two hundred fifty years on the east. to sort of doors that was destroyed at least. and it's for this reason it's very important to recall to your. daughter to two because it's mostly bottled mostly but on prison in the world for the least we want to do it sixty four bodies to injure. me anderson is the author of the hostages daughter a memoir that details how her journalist father terry anderson was held captive in lebanon. my father was the middle east bureau chief of the associated press in lebanon

journalists are in jail than any time in recent years according to figures released by the international federation of journalists as says two hundred fifty journalists bloggers and cameramen are imprisoned worldwide hundred sixty of them in turkey eighty one journalists were killed this year compared to ninety three last year welcomes the fall in the loss of life but says the total women's on acceptably high mexico afghanistan iraq on syria topped the change a list. says it is alone by the growing number of media workers killed in india six died this year so my understand is the author of the hostages daughter a memoir that details her journalist father terry anderson's abduction and captivity by fighters in lebanon. my father was the middle east bureau chief of the associated press in lebanon during the one nine hundred eighty s. and before he was taken hostage it was a very different time in journalism journalists were were thought of as neutral observers not to be harmed and what happened to my father kind of kicked off a new era where journalists became targets. for kidnappings you know just it became a whol

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now than at any other time in recent years that's according to a report from the international federation of journalists so their report for twenty seventeen says that two hundred fifty journalists bloggers and cameramen are behind bars worldwide one hundred sixty of them are in turkish prisons fewer media workers have been killed in the field eighty one compared with ninety three the previous year one of the most violent places for journalists to work is mexico that's where many become victims of organized crime groups afghanistan is also high on the less the along with iraq and syria. to trauma just to so that's why but we are. today we have morals to say to two hundred fifty journalists. to sort of this is it was destroyed at least i took it for this reason it's very bottom to recall to your. to to your daughter to achieve it was mostly bottom mostly bottom presidents who were fortunate east we want to do it sixteen but east into egypt well earlier we spoke to sonoma anderson she is the author of the hostages daughter that's a memoir the details her journalist father terry anderson's abduction in leb

the international federation of journalists is set to release its annual report detailing all of theseidents. the 81 deaths would be the fewest in a decade, if ifj officials say there is still too much violence directed at the press, however. mexico had the highest number of journalists deaths, but there were also several fatalities and conflicts in afghanistan, iraq, and syria. and more than 250 journalists -- journalists were in prison in 2017. two thirds of them are in turkey. >>> unfortunately, 2017 was a year here in our country of deadly violence in the form of mass shootings. one illinois man has made it his mission to make sure that each of the victims is remembered and each family left behind has a reminder that someone cares. we introduce you to the man behind crosses for losses. >> the gut wrenching scene of a mass shooting or terror attack unfortunately all too familiar these days. what's also become familiar to many are these symbols of light and empathy that seem to appear at the dark crime scenes, no matter where nationwide. crosses with a red heart, a picture, and the n

international federation of the red cross francesco rocca thank you. accordingly and maher has extended the detention of two reuters journalists for another two weeks while authorities have charged the reporters with violating the country's official secrets act that carries a maximum sentence of fourteen years the journalists were reporting on the crisis in iraq in states where a military crackdown forced more than six hundred thousand random muslims to flee the country. while alone in the blue jacket hadn't seen his family in two weeks. even so as he and fellow journalist charles solo arrived to a courthouse scrum he protested their innocence. we're just carrying out our jobs we would never violate journalistic ethics he told the crowd. in the frenzy no amount of police or press could stop his wife. the men are accused of breaking secrecy laws as they pursue the story of a military crackdown and runs on muslims human rights groups and foreign governments have condemned their arrests observers say it's an attack on press freedoms. outside the hearing while loans wife called for him to be released. i want my husband to be free soon and i trust him that he

of zero percent the decision comes a day after the us federal reserve raised rates for the third time this year i think it was a long lasting business with. more intrigue international talk show journalists discuss the topic of the week because donald trump's decision to recognize resume as israel's capital a diplomatic disaster or good job along dormant peace process back to life that's our topic on this week join us. quadriga next on d. w. . they make a commitment. they find solutions. they can stronger. africa the. stories of both people making a difference shaping their nation. and their continent. w.'s new multimedia series for africa. dot com africa on the move. where i come from we had to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one t.v. shadow and a few newspapers with official information as attorneys i had walked off the streets of many qantas and their problems are always the same poor do social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press and corruption we got on the floor to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the humans and seem right to fold who have decided to put their trust in us. my name is jenny paris and i work a d w.