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Editorial boards and journalists often face legal pressure

Editorial boards and journalists often face legal pressure

Research by PersVeilig and Ipsos indicates that almost all Dutch editorial offices and a majority of journalists face legal pressure. Specifically, 94 percent of chief editors report having received threats of legal action against their organizations.

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