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Japanese Prime Minister Sonei Takahashi criticized Mr. Putin's visit, his first to the islands.

Like Mr. Gerstovich, Mr. Amai held a valid credential to report in Russia, according to the International Federation of Journalists.

Mr. Amai was flown to Moscow and a court ordered that he be placed in pretrial detention, which in Russia can last for years.

A Japanese government spokesman said it hadn't been able to contact Mr. Amai.

The college, established in 2013, offers various theological degrees.

Dipesh Shrestha of the National Christian Federation Nepal expressed major concern over the growing state scrutiny and hostility toward minority Christians.

The Federation plans to raise this troubling issue at United Nations meetings and other international forums soon.

[upbeat music] Residents of Indonesia's West Kalimantan province are fighting back against the devastating recurring wildfires that blanket their communities in toxic haze.

Frustrated by closed schools and widespread illnesses, lawyers have officially filed a class action lawsuit claiming negligence and failure by the government.

He and Congress Party member Akhand Pratap Singh confirmed the massive demonstrations across Delhi and Mumbai are temporarily suspended for the festive season.

Interestingly, similar youth protests in July previously forced India's education minister to resign.

[upbeat music] The International Federation of Journalists and exiled Myanmar Journalists Network have condemned junta attempts to silence exiled media via Interpol.

Seven months pregnant.

Is that compatible with Western values? According to the International Federation of Journalists, Israel has targeted and killed 241 journalists in Gaza.

and has barred international journalists from entering the Gaza Strip to report on what's actually happening on the ground.

They're attempting to not only erase the Palestinian people, which I guarantee you they will fail at, they are attempting to erase their crimes against humanity.

Furthermore, they tragically lose their precious lives even during periods of relative calm, simply for taking a courageous stand in favor of protecting the weak, the widow, and the orphan, or quite simply, in favor of the urgent, necessary demand for virtuous and honest governance.

As proof, the annual report from the International Federation of Journalists reveals a staggering figure of one hundred twenty-eight journalists and media professionals killed in twenty twenty-five across the world.

Of this figure, it emerges that ten were women and fifty-six were media professionals in Palestine, representing fifty-eight percent of all media professionals killed worldwide.

Drawing on the symbolism of these journalists who tragically lost their lives in Palestine, on the one hand and on the other, the case of the distinguished journalist Norbert Zongo, assassinated on Sunday, December the 13th, 1998, I bow very respectfully to the memory of all these great men of information and communication who fell with their medium in hand in the name of the duty of commitment and sacrifice for a humanized world.

Reporters Without Borders says that 220 have been killed, at least 70 for the specific reason that they are reporters.

The International Federation of Journalists has logged at least 240 journalists and media workers killed in the war.

This is the deadliest con- conflict for journalists ever in history according to the United Nations.

The reason we talk about this should be obvious.

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From IFJ, the International Federation of Journalists, victory for media pluralism as Deutsche Welle reversed a decision to abolish its Greek language service.

This was announced on September eighteenth, but due to strong objections from the journalism community, it was reversed as of twenty-five September.

Greek will continue on DW, but of course, not on shortwave.

Through ICJ Global Media Group, he advocates for press freedom, freelancer support, publishing access, journalist safety and media literacy, and provides contributors with press credentials, a publishing platform and free education.

He was a candidate for the 2023 European Press Prize and holds membership in several international press organizations, including the IFJ, RSF and the Independent Association of Journalists of Serbia.

His beat work spans business and finance, investigative reporting, and both video and audio packaging.

And he has reported from the field, including protests in Luxembourg, Berlin, and Munich, using nothing more than a mobile phone.

The Human Rights Council from the UN in June of this year alleges that Israeli authorities and security forces deliberately carried out acts inflicting death and severe bodily and mental harm on hundreds of thousands of Palestinian children, even after- The ceasefire in October and seventy-three thousand and, seventy-three thousand and thirty-five people have been killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza, including more than twenty-one thousand children in figures that are seen as reliable by the UN who accept them.

This includes attacks on neonatal and pediatric hospitals in Gaza, which have, quote, "Systematically dismantled children's access to life-sustaining care, undermining their survival as a protected group." And finally, for now, 'cause we're in the media, two hundred and seventy-four journalists killed by Au-August of 2025, according to the International Federation of Journalists, the vast majority of which are Palestinian because Israel won't let international journalists in to cover the invasion for the most part.

And some of those journalists were killed in their homes, despite Israel keeping a record of every person in every residence in Gaza, again, according to the United Nations.

So that's what the potential boycott was about.