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Reporters Without Borders declares its support for a legal demand to a Tokyo court by three freelance Japanese journalists seeking access to an official press club building that would allow them to cover anti-nuclear demonstrations.
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China Free Expression & the LawTwo Hong-Kong based Phoenix TV journalists were among a group of 14 arrested by Japanese authorities over a disputed territory in the East China Sea.
Freelance journalist Minoru Tanaka is being targeted for his article investigating collusion between the entrepreneur, politicians, nuclear plant construction companies and TEPCO, the company that owns the ill-fated Fukushima-Daiichi plant.
A year after the nuclear plant explosion rocked Fukushima, Kiyomi Yokota still worries about the health of his two girls, ages 3 and 8. He and his family live in Koriyama City, approximately 60 kilometres away from the plant. While the radiation hotline staff ensure him "there is no problem," tests he carried out himself reveal dangerously high radiation levels, reports Human Rights Watch.
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Reporters Without Borders (RSF)
International Federation of Journalists (IFJ)
Reporters Without Borders (RSF)
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