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New Emergency Fund Supports US Journalists at Risk

Within the past 12 months, both CPJ and the IWMF have significantly expanded safety trainings offered to US-based journalists.

CPJ Condemns Arrests of Reporters Don Lemon & Georgia Fort

Arrested and charged for their reporting on a protest in Minnesota, marking a serious escalation of attacks on the press in the United States.

China, Myanmar & Israel lead jailers of journalists in 2025

Journalist jailings imperil a free press worldwide amid reports of life-threatening prison conditions in several countries.

Two Peruvian Journalists Targeted by Gunfire Within a Week

Mitzar Tenazoa, host of Radio Latín Plus and director of Bato a Informarte Noticias in the Peruvian Amazon city, Aguaytía, was shot while on his way to his station.

A Fight for Government Transparency Amid Haiti’s Insecurity

Violent attacks and threats waged by a coalition of militarized gangs are among the many risks Haitian journalists face to report the news.

Syrian journalists now enjoy freedom but also new risks

“The first and most important difference is freedom of movement, the basis of any journalistic work,” said NoonPost’s reporter Hamza Abbas.

Colombia: Attempted Murder of a Journalist Stirs Fear

Chicangana warned that violence, instability & a lack of resources and support are pushing some journalists out of the profession altogether.

Global Investigative Journalism Conference in Kuala Lumpur

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) led a solidarity action at the world’s largest investigative journalism conference…

Mexican journalist Miguel Angel Beltran killed in Durango

“Journalist Miguel Ángel Beltrán’s shocking killing reaffirms Mexico’s status as the deadliest country for reporters in the Américas.”

Journalists Fight for Justice: Bolivia Enters a New Era

The incoming president’s has an opportunity to shift institutional reform and renew respect for democratic values including press freedom,.

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