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Maverick News IDF gave us five minutes to flee our home in Gaza before levelling it, says award-winning journalist 2 min 0 By Matthew Hirsch
Maverick News Journalists detained by police in Nigeria amid nationwide protests 3 min 0 By Kristin Engel
Maverick News Cyberattackers use easily available tools to target media sites, threaten press freedom 8 min 0 By Jonathan Rozen
Maverick News Media organisations urge Israel to open access to Gaza 3 min 0 By Committee to Protect Journalists
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South Africa SA conference adopts global policy principles to manage relationship between news media and Big Tech 5 min 0 By Michelle Banda
Maverick News Media freedom organisations unite in accusing Moti Group of bringing Slapp suit against amaBhungane 4 min 0 By Tania Broughton
World Unesco reports fewer journalists were killed in 2020/21, but the rate of impunity is dangerously high 4 min 0 By Victoria O’Regan
World Nobel laureate Maria Ressa vows to fight order to shut down Philippine site Rappler 2 min 0 By Reuters
Maverick Citizen World Press Freedom Day highlights ‘journalism under digital siege’ 6 min 0 By Tamsin Metelerkamp
