The Morning Call
Working as a journalist can lead to fame though it’s not an easy task in certain African countries. The number of journalists imprisoned worldwide hit another new record in 2017 with 262 behind bars all over the world. Will this situation change in 2018 and how can the international community help in defending their rights?
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