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Some professors spoke against both motions, saying that they represent an attempt to stifle discourse and debate in what should be an atmosphere of academic freedom...
...place to practice journalism. In fact, after Iraq, it is the second deadliest country in the world for journalists. It's a sign of just how treacherous the profession has become that fledgling reporters are routinely given a booklet titled Staying Alive, published by a nonprofit group called the Freedom Fund for Filipino Journalists. It contains helpful hints such as, "Vary your regular routes and routines so that it is harder to keep track of your activities." It also offers advice for bloody situations, suggesting: "If the journalist has been hurt, bring him or her to the nearest hospital ... report...
...determined to downplay the problem. "There is no climate of fear here," he insists. "These [journalists] who were involved in nefarious activities-if they were killed or threatened because of those activities, and not because they were crusading journalists, then I don't think that is a crime against freedom of expression. I'm not saying that it's not a crime. But the point is this: People...
...Chinese people have been oppressed and insulted for too long by their officials, and this book touches a chord in us-we want the freedom that wolves have." AN BOSHUN, publisher of the Chinese best seller Wolf Totem, which urges Chinese citizens to imitate lupine aggression and teamwork...
...explained: “Terrorism takes advantage of and thereby endangers the openness and trust that allow us to enjoy our freedom and prosperity…If the strategy for preventing that next attack were to be solely or even primarily defensive, it would require a wholesale clamping down, not just at our borders but throughout the country...