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Amid the challenges of reporting protests during a global pandemic, there has been a spike in the number of attacks on journalists and media workers by police and security forces.

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New developments have painted an even grimmer picture for the future of media freedom and editorial independence in Hong Kong.

It has now been more than 200 days since the arbitrary arrest of Mir Shakil-ur Rahman and there is still no sign that he will be released.  

"As the BBC approaches its centenary, we are aware of how many media organisations around the world share those same news values, the values of public media."

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"The decision is likely to impact the reputation and ability AJ+ journalists in the U.S. to operate, putting their press credentials and information sources at risk."

The ongoing repression of independent media in the Philippines is proving disastrous at a time when trusted and timely news is needed more than ever.

Independent public media and public interest journalism underpin informed democracy. Yet many outlets are facing greater threats than ever before.