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DIRECTOR David DadgeDirector, International Press Institute, Vienna The holder of an LLB (hons) law degree, he is the author of a series of books on press freedom: "Casualty of War: The Bush Administration's Assault on a Free Press", "Silenced: International Journalists Expose Media Censorship" and "The War in Iraq and Why the Media Failed Us". The former editor of IPI's World Press Freedom Review, Dadge specialises in press freedom on the African sub-continent, as well as various legal issues related to press freedom.
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PUBLIC STATEMENTS
North Korea,
14 May 2009 IPI: North Korea Should Take the Lead from Iran and Free American Journalists
Russia,
29 April 2009 A Newspaper ?to Serve Society, Not the State?: Russia?s Novaya Gazeta Wins IPI Pioneer Award
Germany,
23 April 2009 More German Journalists Join the Battle to Protect Confidentiality of Sources
Serbia,
23 April 2009 SEEMO/IPI marks tenth anniversary of NATO strike on Radio-Television Serbia (RTS)
International,
20 April 2009 IPI Calls for Release of Journalists Being Used as ?Political Hostages? in Iran, North Korea
Serbia,
16 April 2009 SEEMO/IPI condemns fine handed down to journalist of Serbian newspaper in defamation case
International,
31 March 2009 With All Eyes on the Economy, Don?t Overlook the Barriers to Press Freedom
Cyprus,
31 March 2009 IPI/SEEMO supports the Union of Cyprus Journalists in defending the role of the media
Bosnia Herz.,
26 March 2009 SEEMO/IPI condemns threats against journalists in Republika Srpska (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Europe,
23 March 2009 Call for Entries: 2nd SEEMO Human Rights Photo Award (part of the annual BETA Photograph of the Year Competition)
Europe,
24 March 2009 Dr. Erhard Busek - SEEMO 2009 Award for Better Understanding in South East Europe
Macedonia,
13 March 2009 SEEMO/IPI condemns accusations levelled against Makfax news agency in Macedonia
Serbia,
11 March 2009 Serbian Justice Minister Urged to Intensify Investigation into Unsolved Killing of Editor
Bangladesh,
05 March 2009 IPI Calls for Full Reckoning of Past Crimes against Journalists in Bangladesh
Greece,
25 February 2009 SEEMO/IPI Concerned about Physical Attack on Journalist Abdulhalim Dede during Live Broadcast
Tunisia,
30 January 2009 "They Cannot Control the Sky," Defiant Kalima Editor-in-Chief Sihem Bensadrine tells IPI
Ukraine,
29 January 2009 IPI Applauds Resolution on Ukrainian Journalist?s Murder, Urges Action on Similar Crimes
Albania,
20 January 2009 IPI/SEEMO concerned over eviction of Albanian newspaper TemA from its premises |


