Global press freedom falls to lowest level in 25 years, RSF warns
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Global press freedom falls to lowest level in 25 years, RSF warns Freedom of the press has fallen to its lowest level in a quarter of a century, NGO Reporters without Borders (RSF) warned Thursday as it released its annual global ranking.
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Global press freedom falls to lowest level in 25 years, RSF warns Freedom of the press has fallen to its lowest level in a quarter of a century, NGO Reporters without Borders (RSF) warned Thursday as it released its annual global ranking.
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