Libya ranked 143 out of 180 in the RSF Freedom of Media Index for 2024
Libya is ranked 143 out of 180 in the RSF Freedom of Media Index for 2024. It is six places up from last year’s ranking of 149. Eritrea is ranked 180...
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Libya is ranked 143 out of 180 in the RSF Freedom of Media Index for 2024. It is six places up from last year’s ranking of 149. Eritrea is ranked 180...
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The most significant development in Derna yesterday was the gathering of locals at the Al-Sahaba mosque in the centre of the city to voice their anger...
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By Sami Zaptia.London, 18 July 2019:International NGO, Reporters Without Borders (RSF), yesteday called on the Libyan Interim Government based in East...
Read ArticleBy Libya Herald reporters.Tunis, 26 July 2017:Libya’s two Islamist TV stations, Tanasuh and Al-Nabaa have been added to the list compiled by Saudi Ara...
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By Abdullah Obeidi.Tobruk, 1 September 2016:In a move apparently designed to ensure control over local media, the Beida-based government of Abdullah A...
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By Saber Ayyub.Tripoli, 30 March 2016:Shortly after Khalifa Ghwell had warned Faiez Serraj to get out of Tripoli or face arrest, Nabaa TV station in t...
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By Libya Herald staff.Tripoli, 8 April 2015:Al Nabaa TV, the main media supporter of Libya Dawn/General National Congress regime in Tripoli, has been...
Read ArticleBy Libya Herald staff.Tripoli, 5 February 2015:The Zawiat Al-Dahmani Cultural Centre in central Tripoli has been damaged in what some reports claim wa...
Read ArticleBy Libya Herald staff.Tripoli, 27 December 2014:The year has been the worst year ever for press freedom in Libya, reports the Libya Centre for Press F...
Read ArticleBy Ajnadin Mustafa.Tripoli, 19 August 2014:Libya’s two state-owned TV channels, Al-Wataniya and Al-Rasmiya, were effectively switched off today by Nil...
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