10.	Bangladesh: detained journalists accused of anti-state activities
11	The prisoner's tale, by Saleem Samad
12	India: Censorship of documentary
13	Curbs imposed on Bangladeshi media over war
14	India: Militant leader threatens to kill journalists in Kashmir
15	RSF publishes annual photo album to help imprisoned journalists
16	Press freedom declines worldwide
17	Threats and intimidation for secular and independent press in Bangladesh
18	CPJ sent the following open letter today to Prime Minister Khaleda Zia
19	World press freedom day: May 3, 2003
20	Bangladesh: Journalist brutally attacked
21	Bangladesh: Harassment of news editors must stop
22	Journalist attacked by police, detained and charged with theft
23	Pakistani journalist shot dead- help needed
24	2003 round-up reporters without borders
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World press freedom day: May 3, 2003

3 May 2003 marks world press freedom Day, a day established by the United Nations 12 years ago to remember and celebrate the fundamental principles of press freedom.

Each year, May 3 is a day to remember and celebrate the fundamental principles of press freedom, to encourage and develop press freedom initiatives, and to assess the state of press freedom worldwide.

World Press Freedom Day is also a time to remember journalists who have been killed and to support the victims of press freedom violations.

The International Freedom of Expression Exchange (IFEX) members every year celebrate 3 May by holding various activities, including conferences, Lectures, campaigns, joint protests, special conferences, demonstrations and speaking events events. To see what members are doing in the different regions around the world, look in the "other articles" section. via your shorter link: http://makeashorterlink.com/?U2C312B64

Source : http://groups.yahoo.com/group/J-H-R