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• SAMI AL_HAJ IS FREE
  A- Jazeera cameraman, Sami al-Haj, is freed from Guantanamo Bay
  
  
• REUTERS CAMERAMAN FADEL SHANA
  The Institute supports the call for a full investigation into the death of Fadel Shana.
  
  
• MOTORSHOW PLANS INVITE PROBLEMS FOR PROFESSIONAL JOURNALISTS
• PRINCE HARRY REPORT
  CIoJ view on the reporting of Prince Harry while serving on the front line in Afganistan
  
  
• MUNICH AIR CRASH
  Journalist deaths in Munich air crash
  
  
• FREE AL_HAJ
• CHINESE BLOGGER DEATH FORESEEABLE
  CIoJ Release about the death of Chinese blogger
  
  
• CONDEMNATION OF DEATH REWARD
  Institute condemns call for journalists death
  
  
• KEEP NEWS LOCAL RELEASE
  Keep News Local, says the Chartered Institute of Journalists
  
  
• KENJI NAGAI
  Institute condemns killing of Kenji Nagai
  
  
• ITV REDUCES LOCAL NEWS SERVICE
  ITV to reduce local news service
  
  
• FREE AL-HAJ
  Free Al-Haj from Guantanamo Bay
  
  
• LORDS BBC INQUIRY
  The Chartered Institute of Journalists reacts to the House of Lords inquiry on BBC appointments
  
  
• WELCOME NEWS OF JOHNSTON RELEASE
  Release of BBC journalist Alan Johnston
  
  
• LEAKED MEMO
  Release about the leaking of Bush-Blair memo
  
  
• NUJ DOES NOT SPEAK FOR ALL JOURNALISTS
  News release on the NUJ boycotting of Israeli goods
  
  
• PRESS ACCREDITATION
  Institute urges better understand ing of 'Press accreditation'
  
  
• VICE-PRESIDENT 2007
  New Institute vice president elected by members
  
  
• HSE BACKS INSTITUTE OVER SAFETY
  Chartered Institute of Journalists news release about the safety of journalists and the responsibility of providing equipment and training.
  
  
• JOURNALISTS RAISE MORE THAN 700LM FOR SICK CHILDREN
  More than £1000 was raised by members of the Institute in an ad hoc raffle for the Dar il Kaptan home for handicapped children while in Malta for their annual conference.
  
  
• INSTITUTE GRIEVES MURDERED JOURNALIST
  The Chartered Institute of Journalists grieves murdered journalist. Members of the Chartered Institute of Journalists stood in a minute’s silence this morning (Tuesday, 10th October) in memory of the murdered Russian journalist, Anna Politikovskaya, at the opening of the Institute’s annual general meeting and annual conference in Malta.
  
  
• DI MARCO TO OPEN CONFERENCE
  The Chartered Institute of Journalists 2006 annual conference, in Malta, will be officially opened by the Past President of Malta, Prof. Dr. Guido de Marco. Prof. de Marco is President of the Strickland Foundation which fosters the freedom of journalism and supports the Arts generally. The Foundation is one of the sponsors of the CIOJ conference.
  
  
• CRITICAL OF SAFETY RISKS
  2006 conference of the Chartered Institute of Journalists, criticism of safety standards
  
  
• PRESS PASS CHARGES
  Press release condemning the charging for press passes
  
  
• AFRICA WRITERS' GROUP
  Release about the setting up of an Africa Writers' Group by the Chartered Institute of Journalists
  
  
• HSE
  News release about the Institute's approach to the Health and Safety Executive regarding journalists' safety.
  
  
• SAFETY AWARENESS RELEASE
  Weekend of violence proves need for greater safety awareness training for journalists
  
  
• SAFETY A PRIORITY RELEASE
  Journalists' institute urges safety to be top priority
  
  
• AMATEUR SNAPPERS RELEASE
  Consternation over media's use of "amateur snappers"
  
  
• CENSURE RELEASE
  Censure for Bush administration at Chartered Institute of Journalists' Annual Conference
  
  
• MINISTRIES RELEASE
  Ministries told to communicate
  
  
• NEW PRESIDENT RELEASE
  New President rallies Institute to resist "opportunistic" employers
  
  
• INTERNATIONAL PRESS CARD RELEASE
  New International Press Card
  
  
• AUSTRALIAN POLICE RELEASE
  Journalists' institute condemns actions of Australian police in masquerading as journalists
  
  
• TELEGRAPH RELEASE
  Journalists' institute welcomes arrival of new Telegraph owners
  
  
• WEST AFRICA MAGAZINE RELEASE
  Ghana High Commissioner to help resolve West Africa Magazine dispute
  
  
• HUTTON RELEASE
  Journalists' Institute slams Hutton
  
  
• ACCREDITATION RELEASE
  Leading journalists’ organisation calls for tighter accreditation procedures
  
  
• ZIMBABWE DETENTION RELEASE
  Journalists’ institute demands explanation for detention of Zimbabwean pressman
  
  
• ZIMBABWE SUSPENSION RELEASE
  Journalists’ institute backs Government on Zimbabwe
  
  
• ZIMBABWE STATEMENT RELEASE
  Statement on Zimbabwe from the Chartered Institute of Journalists
  
  
• GOLD MEDAL RELEASE
  Journalists’ institute to award Gold Medal to Zimbabwe’s free press