Arif Durrani
Mar 18, 2014

WAN-IFRA: Actions in UK have placed press freedom 'under threat worldwide'

Attempts by the British government to influence the media and ‘dictate what is in the public interest’ have global ramifications for an independent press, says the conclusion of a world press investigation

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