SOMALI JOUNALISTS FACING HARSH LIFE THREATENING CONDITIONS.

Somali journalists are now facing the worst difficulties ever after the collapse of the late military regime in 1991.

Ethiopian High Court acquits eight journalists on antistate crimes.

New York, April 9, 2007â€" Ethiopiaâ€™s High Court today acquitted and set free eight editors and publishers of Amharic-language newspapers who have been jailed on antistate charges since a massive November 2005 government crackdown , according to local journalists and media reports.

ASOJ, SHOW CONCERN ON THE ARREST OF UNIVERSAL TV CREW BY THE TFG.

09/04/2004 Mogadishu Report Associated Somali Journalists are very concerned the arrest of Universal Television crew Sunday in Mogagishu by Somali Interim Government officials.

ASOJ Requests the Release of Hatuf Newspaper Journalists verdict by Somaliland Court

We Associated Somali Journalists , are very concerned about the verdict and the arrest of three Somaliland journalist who are belong to Hatuf Daily newspaper issued in Hargeisa.

Subject: ASOJ Activities in the year 2006

Largest Journalism institute in Mogadishu.

ASOJ OPENS TRAINING FOR SOMALILAND JOURNALISTS.

Three trainers from ASOJ, led by the general coordinator of the Union Mrs Yasmin Mayow today began 7 days journalism training in Hargeisa, the capital city of the republic of Somaliland.

ASOJ WILL OPEN JOURNALISM INSTITUTE

ASOJ will open the first journalism institute ever established in Somalia. "This is going to be a changing trend. So far 33 students haASOJ WILL OPEN JOURNALISM INSTITUTE

Associated Somali Journalists sends its concern on arrest of Somali Journalists by the Federal Government.

ASOJ is very concerned the safety of Somali Journalists arrested in Banda by The Federal Interim government based in Banda after they had returned the assessment journey in Burhakaba covering the situation there after tensions aroused.

ASOJ sets special committee over the killing of the western journalist in Somalia capital.

Associated Somali journalists (ASOJ) has declared on Saturday that it set a special board for the investigation and tracking down those who were behind the killing of the Swedish journalist who was yesterday shot dead in Tarabunka square in south of Mogadishu.