Scroll Top

– Interpol president Meng Hongwei vanishes in China (Demo)

0
By HRNJ-Uganda International Media News October 11, 2018

Meng Hongwei, Interpol president and China’s vice-minister for public security, has been detained in China and is reportedly being investigated for corruption.
Source: MEDIA FEED

HRNJ-Uganda / About Author
More posts by HRNJ-Uganda

Related Posts

Malaysian police raid Al Jazeera, ASTRO and UnifiTV media offices over documentary on migrant workers (Demo)

This statement was originally published on CIJ’s Facebook page on 5 August 2020. The Centre for Independent Journalism (CIJ) is…

0
05 Aug 2020
Lebanon: Women human rights defenders are on the protest frontline (Demo)

This statement was originally published on gc4hr.org on 4 November 2019. The Gulf Centre for Human Rights (GCHR) stands in…

0
06 Nov 2019
– Honouring women's rights defenders on International Women's Day (Demo)

Razan Zaitouneh, Bayan Wehan and Nivin Hotary from Syria; Maryam Shariatmadari from Iran; Noha Al-Balawi and Maria Naji from Saudi…

0
09 Mar 2018
Unfit conditions: How Bahrain’s jails became fertile ground for ill-treatment (Demo)

This statement was originally published on bahrainrights.net on 28 April 2020. Today, the Bahrain Center for Human Rights issued a…

0
28 Apr 2020
Ukraine: Physical assaults against female journalists rise by 50% in 2018 (Demo)

Attacks against female journalists started to increase once offenders saw there was little risk of being punished. Source: MEDIA FEED

0
02 Feb 2019
– Private censorship is not the best way to fight hate or defend democracy: Here are some better ideas (Demo)

"We are at a critical moment for free expression online and for the role of the Internet in the fabric…

0
04 Feb 2018
Bangladesh: Clampdown on Rohingya refugees (Demo)

This statement was originally published on hrw.org on 7 September 2019. The Bangladesh government should end restrictions on Rohingya refugees’ freedom of movement and…

0
09 Sep 2019
Call for justice: Shrapnel from Israeli bullet costs Palestinian photojournalist an eye (Demo)

This statement was originally published on madacenter.org on 17 November 2019. The Palestinian Center for Development and Media Freedoms (MADA)…

0
18 Nov 2019
Guinea's media regulator asked to reconsider revoking of press accreditation (Demo)

RSF is calling on Guinea's High Authority for Communication (HAC) to review its decision to suspend journalist Mouctar Bah's accreditation….

0
17 Nov 2018
– Russian journalist dies after severe beating (Demo)

Journalist Nikolai Andrushchenko was known for his criticism of Russian President Vladimir Putin and his investigative reports alleging corruption and…

0
21 Apr 2017
– Africa in September: From the crazy to the brave to the uniquely momentous (Demo)

Women parliamentarians in Tanzania were banned from entering Parliament wearing fake nails and wigs, the ban on Kenyan film Rafiki…

0
08 Oct 2018
Pandemic exacerbates digital gap and media censorship in Asia-Pacific (Demo)

An important component in the global campaign against the COVID-19 pandemic is upholding and promoting access to information. Unfortunately, this…

0
17 Apr 2020
Brazilian Supreme Court inquiry against fake news attacks press freedom (Demo)

Alexandre de Moraes of the Supreme Court ruled that the website O Antagonista and the digital magazine Crusoé must remove…

0
18 Apr 2019
The Bees Are Coming, or: When a swarm is a good thing (Demo)

The murder of Jamal Khashoggi and the ensuing cover-up were carried out by people who apparently believed they were untouchable….

0
01 Nov 2018
– Proposed omnibus cyber bill threatens to muddy fundamental rights in Zimbabwe (Demo)

The Zimbabwe Chapter of the Media Institute of Southern Africa is opposing the proposal by the country's Minister of Information,…

0
25 Feb 2018