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World Press Freedom Day - Centre of Indep Journalism Masjaliza Hamzah

06-May-10 12:04

World Press Freedom Day - Centre of Indep Journalism Masjaliza Hamzah

In conjunction with World Press Freedom Day on May 3, we took a look at the state of press freedom in Malaysia and how the situation can be improved. Masjaliza Hamzah, Executive Officer of the Centre for Independent Journalism spoke.


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