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Netherlands climbs to second place in bad year for press freedom

Netherlands climbs to second place in bad year for press freedom

The Netherlands has risen to second place on the Reporters Without Borders (RSF) Press Freedom Index, trailing only Norway. Despite this improvement for the Netherlands, RSF reports that global press freedom has reached a record low, with over half of the 180 countries surveyed falling into the bottom categories.

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