the New York Times / Ethiopian News Agency / BBC World Service Trust / BBC Ethiopia / AP / Walta Information Centre / ZAMI / Anti-Free Press / Sheger Radio / Reuters / /
Continent
America / Africa / Europe / /
Country
South Africa / United States / United Kingdom / Ethiopia / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
Addis Ababa University / /
IndustryTerm
Internet access / government media / printing facilities / funded media / public media / media business environment / media associations / media owners / print media / tailor products / advertising revenue / media outlets / media-industry activity / media houses / print media prison sentences / business management / media businesses / media results / media ownership / subscription satellite services / e-mail communications / member services / advertising market / media distribution / printing / hinder free media development / broadcast media / mass communications / free media system / media professionals / bank balance / state media / Internet usage / media laws / media distribution channels / /
MedicalCondition
HIV/AIDS / /
Organization
Panelists / Human Rights Practices government / International Press Institute / US Department of State / International Federation of Journalists / Ethiopian Free Press Association / Reporters Without Borders / Department of State / US State Department / School of Journalism and Communication / civil society / World Bank / Central Intelligence Agency / UN Court / Ethiopia Free Press Association / Eastern Africa Journalists Association / pro-government1 / Addis Ababa University / Ministry of Information / Ethiopian Broadcast Authority / /
Following the November 2005 crackdown on political dissent, the government has curtailed press freedom and the freedom of speech in an even more draconian manner than before, branding independent and critical journalists