Tribunal For Murdered Journalists To Open In The Hague
Photo: The Shift The Hague, November 1, 2021 – In an unprecedented effort to achieve justice in the killing of…
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Uganda Elections: Internet Use Plunged 95% Following Museveni Regime Shutdown
President Yoweri Museveni. Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Ugandan authorities should immediately cease all efforts to disrupt internet access in the…
COMMITTEE TO PROTECT JOURNALISTS: DETAINED TANZANIAN JOURNALIST ERICK KABENDERA NEEDS MEDICAL ATTENTION
[Africa News] CPJ Sub-Saharan Africa Representative Muthoki Mumo: “Tanzanian authorities have a duty to ensure that Kabendera receives the urgent…
COMMITTEE TO PROTECT JOURNALISTS ANNOUNCES 2019 INTERNATIONAL PRESS FREEDOM AWARD WINNERS
[Journalism News] Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) will honor 2019 International Press Freedom Award winners on November 21, at Grand…
CPJ Welcomes Egypt Pardon of Al Jazeera Journalist
Mohammed, left and Fahmy [Media] The Committee to Protect Journalists welcomes the presidential pardon today of Al-Jazeera journalists Mohamed Fadel…
MARYLAND STUDENTS LAUNCH FUND APPEAL FOR JAILED SWAZI WRITER
Mar 30 (GIN) – A journalist jailed in Swaziland is getting some unexpected help from a class of journalism students…
A BITTERSWEET TOAST TO ALL THE JOURNALISTS IN JAIL
Dec. 29 (GIN) – Of the thousands of relentless scribes who dig for a story, dodge bullets, follow paper trails,…
CPJ Calls For Immediate Release Of Nine Ethiopian Journalists Held On “Terrorism”
Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn Nairobi, July 17, 2014-An Ethiopian court charged nine Ethiopian journalists arrested in April with inciting…
Release Detained Journalist Fatou Camara, CPJ Urges Gambia
Fatou Camara [On Media] Gambian authorities should immediately release Fatou Camara, a journalist who has been held incommunicado since September…
Violence, jail, threats force journalists into exile
Maria Salazer [On Media] CPJ launches 2012-2013 Journalists in Exile special report Fifty-five journalists from 21 countries fled their homes…