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Attending a debate on media freedom organised by the anti-censorship organisation Article 19, Thomas Hammarberg, the Council of Europe's commissioner for human rights, said politicians needed to become more engaged in the problem.

In advance of the report's publication, the anti-censorship organisation Article 19 branded superinjunctions as "illegitimate limits to freedom of expression" and said they should be prohibited.

"The UK should condemn the use of cluster munitions in Yemen, just as it has condemned their use in Sudan, Syria and Ukraine this year," said Thomas Nash, director of the UK-based weapons monitoring organisation Article 36.

But Dave Banisar, senior legal counsel with the free speech organisation Article 19, said: "Clearly these were very unpleasant remarks but the standard should be that what is good for online should also hold true for the real world.

During Duarte's rule, 16 journalists have been murdered and three others have disappeared, making Veracruz the most dangerous place for the media in Mexico, according to the press freedom organisation Article 19.

The London-based freedom of expression organisation Article 19, which takes its name from the UN declaration, said it viewed the cartoons published by the satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo as provocative, but that they should be seen within the international framework on freedom of expression.

Website: World Zoroastrian Organisation This article was amended on 27 October 2015 to correct a date from 12000BC to 1200BC.

Another reason is that the American Congress is about to vote on a proposal to grant China permanent normal trading relations, in effect approving its membership of the World Trade Organisation (see article).

She also signalled that an IMF team would conduct a thorough investigation into the health of the UK when it arrives in London to carry out its annual review under the Washington organisation's article IV programme.

"Students I have talked to over the past 15 years say they don't want a free pass, they don't want to be let in on the diversity card, they just want to be let in on the talent they can bring to an organisation". This article was amended on 14 October 2013 to correct the name of Peter Quinn, from Philip Quinn as the original said.

It also has to match the house rules of the news organisation - an article written for AP might be different to one for Forbes.