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We need stronger safety protections for journalists, especially those working in volatile communities

16 June 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader
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What is freedom if truth can’t move freely? What is democracy if storytellers live in fear,or worse, disappear without a trace? As a journalist, I understand both the power and […]

The post We need stronger safety protections for journalists, especially those working in volatile communities appeared first on City Vision.

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