No Country for Free Press
INDIA
India is reportedly the fifth deadliest country for journalists in the world. In the last of our series on media censorship in the subcontinent, we get some perspective from a region that often misses the scrutiny of the national media, the Northeast.
NEPAL
The country ranks fairly better than its Asian counterparts. However, its policies and laws are slowly turning the media landscape into a lethal minefield.
PAKISTAN
"You may not get credible threats. The perpetrators may skip straight ahead to disappear you": A senior Pakistani journalist tells us why this is one of the most dangerous countries in the world for journalists.
BANGLADESH
The dangers faced by Bangladeshi journalists aren’t just brutal; they're cautionary tales for others. Bangladeshi journalist Tasneem Khalil recounts what is arguably the first detailed testimony of torture of a journalist in the country.
Media Freedom in the Indian Subcontinent
On World Press Freedom Day, we get Salil Tripathi, Chair of PEN International Writers in Prison Committee, to write about the reality that exists.
