1994Pacific Journalism Review – Te KoakoaOpen access

When the deadline becomes death

David Robie

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The only crime committed by these journalists - 71 had been in prison for more than two years - was to have written something that their governments disliked.

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The only crime committed by these journalists - 71 had been in prison for more than two years - was to have written something that their governments disliked.

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The only crime committed by these journalists - 71 had been in prison for more than two years - was to have written something that their governments disliked.

Key concepts: Prison, Project commissioning, Publishing, Political science, Criminology, Media studies, Law, Public relations

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