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Journalism, civil liberties and the war on terrorism - special report by the International Federation of Journalists and Statewatch

28 March 2012

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Journalism, civil liberties and the war on terrorism
A special report by the International Federation of Journalists and Statewatch

Full report (pdf, 2.76MB)
or as two smaller pdf's
Part One (pdf, 1.39MB)
Part Two (pdf, 1.39MB)

Printed copies of the report are available on request from:

Robert Shaw
International Federation of Journalists
IPC-Residence Palace, Bloc C
Rue de la Loi 155
B-1040 Brussels
BELGIUM

e-mail: robert.shaw@ifj.org

French and Spanish versions of the report will be put online in about ten days

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