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Journalist Who Feared for Her Life Murdered in Tijuana

Maldonado is the second journalist killed in Tijuana in less than a week. On January 17, photojournalist Margarito Martínez was shot dead.

Prominent women’s rights advocate Amira Osman was detained after over a dozen armed men raided her home late Saturday in Khartoum.

The health of Miriam Socorro Aleman, 82, has deteriorated in the last few days, due to her diabetes and high blood pressure.

“I am just coming from my visit with my daughter Ana Margarita, who has been imprisoned in isolation for seven months and nine days…”

Today’s featured band is Los Caneyes from Cuba with the song “Como se escribe” (1970s). Send us your favorites to share!

Feminist & LGBTQ+ rights advocates took to the streets of Juárez denouncing rising femicides & the recent killing of a same-sex couple.

Carniel told CPJ that, while hitting him, the man said, “This is so you learn not to denounce things, say bad things about others…

“It will no longer be the police shooting in the streets, but the Judicial Branch throwing people in jail and violating all their rights.”

“No formal response has been received…” the secretary general reported to the OAS Permanent Council on Wednesday.

Amber Ortega, successfully argued that the border wall and its construction violated her religious and spiritual beliefs.