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News Archive - - September 2011

	Antiterrorism legislation undermines journalists' fundamental rights Fundamental rights being routinely violated and undermined
	The Italian public television Union (Usigrai) calls for two days of strike to protest against Rai's gag on information and culture
	The Committee for the right and freedom of information and culture calls for action against the bill that would severely restrict police use of wiretaps in Italy
	Lampedusa residents attacked reporters after Wednesday's riots on the Sicilian island. FNSI replied "information is part of the solution to the problems"
	Hundreds of people gathered in front of the Roman Pantheon to protest against a new Government bill that would restrict the use of wiretaps in Italy
	FNSI International page is back after the summer break
	Conference on adopting a Freedom Of Information Act in the Digital Agenda Transparency Day, for a Foia in Italy as well A new legislation for transparency and access to public documents
	The director of il Giornale sentenced to jail for a 2007 article Fnsi: Prison for opinion crimes is unacceptable.
	(L') Huffington Post arrives in Italy

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	Wiretapping: Some members of Parliament call for a new bill
	Italy: No tax on electronic cigarettes but cuts to publishing funds Rossi Italy is the European country investing less on media
	"You are legality defenders" The President of the Chamber of Deputies meets the press
	Fnsi appeals for the release for the Italian journalist disappeared in Syria Siddi: This colleague is a true journalist, he deserves respect Boldrini, President of the Chamber of Deputies: I share your worries
	Released the four Italian journalists kidnapped in Syria Fnsi expresses its satisfaction and thanks the authorites involved
	Fnsi welcomes newly elected presidents of the Senate and Lower House
	Fnsi welcomes pope Bendict's choice to meet the press
	Violence against women journalists in Italy Italy's President Napolitano: "A real social emergency"
	Marie Colvin, Remi Ochlik and Rami al Sayed killed in shelling in Syria Two more French journalists wounded in the attack now in Beirut Fnsi joins IFJ in the condemn of the attack
	IHR: Iran is the largest prison in the world for journalists Appeal to save Web developer Saeed Malekpour sentenced to death His guilt: developing a program to upload pictures
	Italian parliament approves law on fair wages for journalists
	Another success in Fnsi's campaign to free Turkish Journalists Bedri Adanir, in jail for over 3 years, has been set free
	Italian Senate kills contested draft on libel
	OSCE: Italy should not jail journalists for libel
	COE concerned over jail terms for libel in Italy Prison for journalist reintroduced in draft law
	Brussels criticizes Italy's auction on media frequencies
	Italy's proposed libel law getting better? Fnsi: Now new rules on correction and the creation of an authority
	International day to remind that Journalism is a common good Stand up for journalism: say no to the new libel law
	Libel law: Monday a new protest at the Pantheon Fnsi: Even imprisonment is better than this shameful text
	OSCE deplored Italian criminal defamation ruling
	New libel law meets strong opposition from the media world FNSI: Measures absurd and dangerous
	Sit in with Fnsi against the new reform on libel FNSI: It is a bad reform
	Freelance journalist threatened by criminal association
	Libel suits: when remedies are worse than the pain Siddi: the reform should not be used as a chance to put more gags.
	Only 45,5% of Italians read a newspapers
	When freedom of information becomes a crime
	Italian Ministry of justice meets the press Siddi: "A reform for a free journalism is needed in this country"
	Italian Ministry of Justice meets the journalists FNSI will ask changes to the law on opinione crimes
	(L') Huffington Post arrives in Italy
	The director of il Giornale sentenced to jail for a 2007 article Fnsi: Prison for opinion crimes is unacceptable.
	Conference on adopting a Freedom Of Information Act in the Digital Agenda Transparency Day, for a Foia in Italy as well A new legislation for transparency and access to public documents
	FNSI International page is back after the summer break
	Kazakhy reporter Zhanbolat Mamai released from prison Fnsi: Satisfaction for the positive outcome of the international protests
	FNSI worries about media freedom in Kazakhstan
	Bad news from Ossigeno per l'Informazione
	Government appoints 7 Rai directors
	FNSI vs the publisher's association Their behavior and proposal on wages in unacceptable
	Coe's commissioner on Human Rights Nils Muižnieks: Media reporting on Cie raises public awareness
	The Italian Anti Mafia Committee auditions threatened journalists
	The Importance of local press in reporting on the earthquake But many media have been hit as a consequence
	OSF sponsored a report on the immigrant workers human and social rights in italy The results presented at the Italian Senate
	EFJ international meeting: journalism is a common good
	No public discussion on the Communication Authority Natale: Parties and institutions deaf to the requests for transparency
	Wire tapping: unacceptable influence of politics on information Natale: the duty right to inform is not a trading good
	A Delegation of journalists in Sicily's Cie The immigrants: It is worse that being in prison
	Palermo meeting on Information and Immigration Natale: Stop the emergency worrying language
	Italy needs a freedom of information act Natale: it would help fight corruption at no cost
	Fnsi welcomes Prime Minister Monti's improvement of RAI The current law must be changed to make it possible
	Historical sentence form an Italian court: it is illegitimate not to allow journalist into CIE
	The Italian press is back to "emergency language" Many TV and newspapers are back to worrying titles
	Gradisca's Cie has opened its door to journalists
	Official visit of Turkish PM Erdogan in Rome FNSI:Monti must urge the release of our colleagues
	Natale: we must face the risks of racism and xenophobia in media
	Fnsi and the freedom of information day May 3d: Media freedom is a precious good Our colleagues all over the world risk their life to defend it
	Seven years of Communication Authority Natale: "impossible to intervene on media concentration? Probably what they have is a control problem".
	The national campaign to enter CIE and CARA continues Fnsi's President Natale: "LasciateCIEntrare goes on. Too many obstacles to information"
	Hundreds of journalists in jail in Turkey. An emergency for democracy Natale:Monti should tell Erdogan to set information free. Europe should not belong only to bankers A first big result: Baha Okar has been released
	The report on Italian detention centers presented at FNSI
	The Importance of local press in reporting on the earthquake But many media have been hit as a consequence
	Senate:The Human Rights Commission hosted a Fnsi conference Turkey:Drammatic violations of media freedom 104 journalists in jail
	Fnsi: An institutional commitment is needed Crime attacking journalists and media must be defeated Mafia infiltrations must be stopped and defamation decriminalized
	The unacceptable idea of laws against media freedom is back Fnsi: A law that decides what is of public interest is absurd The path to follow is the Authorithy's guidelines
	"Closed Sea" a new documentary on migrants pushed back to Libya
	Data journalsm awards Six winning submissions to be selected
	Criticizing FIAT cars can get journalists into trouble RAI must pay Fiat 5 million euros for a story aired in 2010
	Italian radio and TV spread "minorities stereotypes on media" The results of a research presented at the Senate in Rome.
	RAI clause allows to kick out freelance pregnant women
	Fnsi worried for media freedom in Hungary The government must not only focus on cooperation
	Il Manifesto daily is at risk of closing down after forty years A 1000 x 1000 campaign launched to support the newspaper Dustin Hoffman testimonial
	FNSI: No to a RAI depending on politics The value of public broadcast is important
	Italy: 220 journalists have lost their job in 2011 Data presented by FNSI at the last LAREG meeting in Brussels
	Ken Loach signs the appeal to save Liberazione
	Restrictions to journalists visiting immigrant detention centers Natale: To many limits for journalist visting CIE
	Italy falls to 61 in the Reporters Without Borders Media Freedom Index Fnsi: Italy still carries the burden of Berlusconi's conflict of interests
	Journalists against all mafias and the precariousness of the profession Sit-in and meetings in Rome and Bologna
	Fnsi: Stop to the threats to journalists in Calabria
	Police searchers home of journalist investigating murder case FNSI: disconcertment and disbelief
	Italian newspapers at risk Journalists protest for media pluralism
	Huffington Post on its way to Italy
	Fnsi and LasciateCIEntrare appeal to Journalists: "Go visit and report on immigrant detention centers"
	Italian newspapers at risk: Journalists protest in front of the Parliament Fnsi: The pluralism of ideas has to survive
	Sit-in for media freedom in front of the Hungarian Embassy in Rome COE: Hungarian legislation raises serious concerns FNSI: A serious problem that undermines fundamental rights
	Italy's new undersecretary in charge of publishing sector resigns
	Journalist under escort for his reportages on mafia Fnsi: Threats will not shut down those brave journalists' voices
	Carta di Roma starts its workshops for journalists
	Klubradio thanks Fnsi for sit-in for media freedom in Hungary Hungarian Media Authority criticizes Fnsi's stand
	Worrying authoritarian drive against media freedom in Hungary Fnsi organizes sit-in for media freedom in the eastern country
	Mafia boss threatens journalist from prison cell
	Ethiopian court condemns Martin Schibbye e Johan Persson The Sweedish freelance reporters face 11 years in prison
	Blacklist against immigrants and jews on Neo-Nazi website Fnsi condmens and calls for immediate stop
	FNSI approves document against precariousness in journalism
	Ethiopian court founds Martin Schibbye e Johan Persson guilty Fnsi, Efj and Ifj call for their freedom
	"Carta di Roma" comes to life. It will guarantee respect of the minorities and fairness of information
	Journalist killed in Caucasus Fnsi, Ifj and Efj promote official protest to Russian authorities
	2014: On line all the Italian newspapers that don't sell
	Bullets to Italian politicians and newspapers Fnsi: "Bewilderment and concern"
	Migrant detention centers re-opened to journalists FNSI thanks Interior Minister for the awaited decision
	Russia: Kremlin's control over the media
	Hammarberg: Italian information at risk
	Roma people: new stereotypes and old prejudices in the air
	Shahzad murder: new developments in the investigation
	Human Right's Advocate Jendoubi at the Senate in Rome: In Tunisia a real mass media revolution
	Italy's Parliament backs up on the gag on photo reporting Agreement found on a self-discipline code.
	Bernard Kouchner in Rome: The former French minister defends the freedom of information
	Wikstrom: No respect of dignity at Italy's Cara and Cie FNSI: It is necessary to allow journalists inside these facilities
	FNSI:Journalists under attack all over the world Foreign Minister must carry out matter at international meetings
	The south African Gag: 25 years in jail for publishing secret information
	FNSI: Solidarity to the Italian journalist expelled from Pakistan Her name on a journalists' blacklist
	FNSI: The government must not take measures against photo reporters They don't violate parliamentary privacy.
	Italy: Mafia threatens local journalists
	China and Italy's local press: Both victims of intimidations and censorship
	FNSI questions government's "no entry" "Journalists should be allowed in detainment centers for immigrants"
	The unions must keep an eye on the new government. FNSI’s Secretary Siddi: some of the ministers have a corporative image
	Man sets himself on fire on Tienamen square and no Chinese media talks about it
	FNSI Secretary Franco Siddi welcomes the new Italian government by suggesting ways to help the publishing funds crisis
	Athens: Ifj and Efj stand by Greece's public television service
	China and Italy: when the gag on information looks alike
	Stand up for journalism: European day against freelancing and release of new data on the progressive fragmentation of the profession.
	Belarus among the 10 countries with the worst freedom of press
	Italian Reform Minister Bossi attacks journalists: "Sooner or later we'll smash your face"
	FNSI condemns violent episodes targeting journalists all over the world
	Italy's President Giorgio Napolitano: "Reinstate publishing funds"
	FNSI worried about letter sent by Berlusconi to Brussels: "Crazy and ideological choices"
	Fnsi welcomes the Italian parliament's approval of the law proposal on fair wages to freelances
	Efj: European Union Should Heed Call of ‘One Million for Press Freedom’ in Hungary
	Protester take the street in Budapest against the government restrictive policies
	FNSI:Government cuts on publishing funds may put at risk 100 Italian newspapers
	Italy's President of the Senate Renato Schifani declared himself "against the imprisonment of journalists"

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