Reports - Somalia
25 May 2012
Somalia
CPJ research shows that six journalists have been killed in Somalia in 2012 alone, and 42 have been killed in the last two decades, one of the highest tolls in the world.
16 March 2012
Somalia / Kenya
Kenya represents a beacon of regional press freedom, and the majority of regional journalists are able to continue to work in the media field without harassment.
12 March 2012
Somalia / Kenya
The report highlights violations of journalists' rights, such as the victimising of staff who lost their jobs after refusing to compromise their professional ethics. It features the case of Farah Lamaane, a former RBK senior editor who was forced to resign after complaining of unwarranted interference with editorial independence by the station's management.
19 January 2012
Somalia
The targeting of journalists is increasingly politically motivated and systemic, says NUSOJ.
29 December 2011
Somalia
According to NUSOJ research, four journalists were killed, seven wounded and 19 arrested in 2011.
12 January 2011
Somalia

The report states that "most attacks against journalists have been attributed to Islamist armed forces, followed by the Puntland administration and their security forces and the transitional federal government."
13 December 2010
Somalia
The nationwide survey reveals how the human rights of working journalists, particularly their labour rights, are grossly violated by every company and in every corner of the country.
5 January 2010
Somalia
In 2009, a total of nine journalists were killed either in the line of duty or in targeted attacks, making Somalia the most dangerous place for journalists in Africa.
10 November 2009
Somalia
24 September 2009
Somalia
NUSOJ has issued a report on the freedom of expression situation, highlighting unexposed cases of media freedom violations.
12 March 2009
Somalia
29 January 2009
Somalia
22 January 2009
Somalia
19 June 2008
Somalia
18 June 2008
Somalia
9 April 2008
Somalia
3 April 2008
Somalia
27 March 2008
Somalia
27 February 2008
Somalia