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"No Registered Body Called Kashmir Press Club": Government
Just weeks after taking over Kashmir Press Club, the centre told the Lok Sabha that there is no registered body by this name and the government does not subscribe to the view that there is lack of press freedom in the country.
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"Shutting Down Kashmir Press Club Sets A Dangerous Precedent": Editors Guild
Citing a number of cases and "excesses" against journalists in the valley, the statement calls the Kashmir Press Club "an important institution for fighting for the protection and rights of journalists".
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Blog: The Kashmir Press Club Stands Erased. Another Strike At Democracy
Kashmiri American poet Aga Shahid Ali has written of a "country without a post office''. Kashmir Press Club was the post office of journalists - the last bastion of free space in the Valley is gone.
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J&K Government Takes Over Kashmir Press Club, Cancels Land Allotments
J&K government has taken over the Kashmir Press Club - the biggest journalists' body in the Valley - citing a potential law-and-order situation, and has also cancelled allotment of land and buildings, and handed the club to its Estates Department.
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Coup At Kashmir Press Club, Editors Guild "Alarmed" Over Police Role
The Kashmir Press Club, the biggest organisation of journalists in the valley, witnessed a coup on Saturday with a group of members removing its ad-hoc but elected body and taking over the control with alleged help from armed policemen.
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Kashmir Press Club's Registration Suspended After Police Report
The Jammu and Kashmir administration has suspended the registration of Kashmir Press Club citing adverse report by Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of J&K police.
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Kashmir Press Club Concerned Over Internet Restrictions For Journalists
The Kashmir Press Club has expressed concern over the continuous internet blockade for journalists in Kashmir for the last 177 days. The press club in a statement described the move as a deliberate attempt to stifle the press in Kashmir.
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"No Registered Body Called Kashmir Press Club": Government
Just weeks after taking over Kashmir Press Club, the centre told the Lok Sabha that there is no registered body by this name and the government does not subscribe to the view that there is lack of press freedom in the country.
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"Shutting Down Kashmir Press Club Sets A Dangerous Precedent": Editors Guild
Citing a number of cases and "excesses" against journalists in the valley, the statement calls the Kashmir Press Club "an important institution for fighting for the protection and rights of journalists".
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Blog: The Kashmir Press Club Stands Erased. Another Strike At Democracy
Kashmiri American poet Aga Shahid Ali has written of a "country without a post office''. Kashmir Press Club was the post office of journalists - the last bastion of free space in the Valley is gone.
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J&K Government Takes Over Kashmir Press Club, Cancels Land Allotments
J&K government has taken over the Kashmir Press Club - the biggest journalists' body in the Valley - citing a potential law-and-order situation, and has also cancelled allotment of land and buildings, and handed the club to its Estates Department.
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Coup At Kashmir Press Club, Editors Guild "Alarmed" Over Police Role
The Kashmir Press Club, the biggest organisation of journalists in the valley, witnessed a coup on Saturday with a group of members removing its ad-hoc but elected body and taking over the control with alleged help from armed policemen.
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Kashmir Press Club's Registration Suspended After Police Report
The Jammu and Kashmir administration has suspended the registration of Kashmir Press Club citing adverse report by Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of J&K police.
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Kashmir Press Club Concerned Over Internet Restrictions For Journalists
The Kashmir Press Club has expressed concern over the continuous internet blockade for journalists in Kashmir for the last 177 days. The press club in a statement described the move as a deliberate attempt to stifle the press in Kashmir.
