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Press Freedom Under Siege: Journalists Demand Solidarity

11/26/2025

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On November 25, 2025, journalists highlighted rising threats to press freedom, including Gaza where over 60 journalists have died in the past year.
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) criticized the U.S. administration for intimidation, including deportations and access denials.
The need for a strong, independent press was emphasized as essential for democracy.
A media reporter described the White House's attempts to control press access as absurd, highlighting the need for solidarity among journalists.

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Story summary

On November 25, 2025, journalists highlighted rising threats to press freedom, including Gaza where over 60 journalists have died in the past year.
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) criticized the U.S. administration for intimidation, including deportations and access denials.
The need for a strong, independent press was emphasized as essential for democracy.
A media reporter described the White House's attempts to control press access as absurd, highlighting the need for solidarity among journalists.