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Israeli forces accused of blocking rescue efforts to Lebanese journalist wounded in airstrike

  • Amal Khalil died under rubble after rescue efforts were allegedly delayed for hours following an Israeli airstrike in southern Lebanon
By Arab News ·

Afghanistan detains two TV journalists

By AFP ·

Sudan’s RSF detains journalist Adam Issac Minan

By Arab News ·

Locked out: Media organizations renew push for independent press access to Gaza as blockade nears 1,000 days

By Arab News ·

Axel Springer chief reportedly told staff pro-Israel values ‘non-negotiable’ amid internal backlash

By Arab News ·
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Media organizations call on Israel to allow foreign reporters independent access to Gaza

By AP ·

Pentagon can require reporters to be escorted during appeal process, judges rule

By AP ·
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Lebanese journalist Amal Khalil killed in airstrike after Israel blocks rescue

By Arab News ·

Palestinian Journalists’ Syndicate documents 2 killings, 53 offences against journalists in March

By Arab News ·
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American journalist Shelly Kittleson has been released, an Iraqi official tells the AP

By AP ·

Media watchdog urges probe after gunmen attack home of Pakistani journalist

By Arab News ·

Israeli court overturns conviction of officer who assaulted Palestinian journalist, citing ‘Oct. 7 PTSD’

By Arab News ·

128 journalists killed worldwide in 2025: press group

By AFP ·

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