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Massacre of journalists prompts media soul searching in Philippines

ARNE H. FJELDSTAD | Friday, March 5, 2010
The shocking mass murder of 32 Filipino journalists last year was not an isolated event. It was the fruit of a deeply rooted culture of impunity that has grown stronger year by year.
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Tsunami still drowning Chile

The tsunami revealed a severe breakdown of communication in Chilean society, but it's not a problem that technology can fix.
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Mauricio Avila | Thursday, March 4, 2010

Scandinavians blast newspaper's apology

Danish newspaper ‘Politiken’ apologized to a Saudi Arabian law firm acting on behalf of descendants of the prophet Mohammad for re-printing a Mohammad cartoon.
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ARNE H. FJELDSTAD | Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Mexican journalist found dismembered

Mexican authorities found the dismembered remains of a reporter kidnapped in 2007 stuffed into a barrel in the Mexican state of Tabasco, according to CNN.
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Richard Potts | Tuesday, March 2, 2010
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Christian group challenges Nigerian government over killings
A Christian organisation in Nigeria has accused government security forces of failing to stop hundreds being killed in clashes near the city of Jos.
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NYT columnist Stanley Fish asks "Are there secular reasons?"
Classical liberals usually argue that government policies should be based on secular reasons free of religious commitments, but this is an empty and impossible argument.
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