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Reporters Without Borders has released its World Press Freedom report. For the most part, the good and bad guys are who you’d expect.
One of the more interesting aspects of the report is the list of “fallers,” or those countries whose ratings have slipped most from last year.
Among them: Mali, Tanzania, Oman, Israel and Japan (continue reading)
Image source: Reporters Without Borders

Reporters Without Borders has released its World Press Freedom report. For the most part, the good and bad guys are who you’d expect.

One of the more interesting aspects of the report is the list of “fallers,” or those countries whose ratings have slipped most from last year.

Among them: Mali, Tanzania, Oman, Israel and Japan (continue reading)

Image source: Reporters Without Borders

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