Press Freedom Index 2013 - Reporters Without Borders

Africa East Africa stagnates near bottom of the index, Mali nosedives East Africa: journalists’ graveyard In Somalia (175th, -11) 18 journalists were killed, caught up in bomb attacks or the direct targets of murder, making 2012 the deadliest in history for the country’s media. The Horn of Africa state was the second most dangerous country in the world for those working in news and information, be

[nomitori]

"its failure to reform the “kisha club” system." ここ報道しないだろうなぁｗ

[fut573]

記者クラブは"“kisha club” system"なのか

[suzu_hiro_8823]

「報道自由度、日本53位に後退」の元レポート…まあ、その、なんだ。/追記:でもここで「記者クラブ×ね」とか「マスゴミ」とか罵倒してもなーも変わらん。比較検討よりも横並びが好まれてる以上ね…

[unyounyo]

参考程度。

[yamadar]

日本のメディアの報道自由度の後退が著しい。日経ビジネスDigitalの消された記事を思い出した。http://fiftyplus.jp/deleted-nbo-article/

[imakita_corp]

ニュースで英会話経由、日本は原発事故関連と記者クラブ問題で大幅ダウン

[Day-Bee-Toe]

Unreliable ranking based on stereotypes as the false claim on "censorship" of the Japanese govt. on Fukushima.

[paravola]

（原文）Japan (53rd, -31) plummeted because of censorship of nuclear industry coverage and its failure to reform the “kisha club” system. This is an alarming fall

[flagburner]

"Japan (53rd, -31) plummeted because of censorship of nuclear industry coverage and its failure to reform the “kisha club” system. This is an alarming fall for a country that usually has a good ranking. "

[sixsquarebridge]

Press Freedom Index 2013 - Reporters Without Borders