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Excerpts from this story referencing "World Association of Newspapers":

"… thought we would share some of his thoughts from an essay he wrote for the World Association of Newspapers.By Pius NjaweI have been a journalist since the age of 15. I started as an …"

"… r it attracts all kinds of wrath, even from so-called colleagues. (Credit: World Association of Newspapers)My longest detention lasted 10 months. I was arrested on December 24th, 19 …"

"… ced, society loses one of its watchdogs.Reprinted with permission from the World Association of Newspapers. …"