SOS for Journalist Archives - Page 13 of 37

Proposed Law in Cuba Could Have ‘Catastrophic Effect’…

Cuba’s Supreme Tribunal proposed a bill amending the penal code to prohibit Cuban citizens from receiving foreign funding…

“Today the threats were ultimately fulfilled. One of our colleagues died at the hands of three people who shot him in a cowardly manner.”

The video was allegedly in retaliation to Grizotti’s report earlier this month on allegations of corruption involving the mayor…

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

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

Martínez covered police and crime for local outlets and worked as a fixer for international media, including the BBC.

Devices belonging to 35 people, mostly journalists along with a few members of civil society, were infected with Pegasus spyware.

In Hong Kong, the independent media outlet Stand News has shut down after hundreds of national security police raided its newsroom Wednesday,

The tactics for silencing journalists in L.A. and the Caribbean are evolving, appearing in legislation and court decisions across the region.

Both laureates & their colleagues have been subjected to harassment, intimidation and violence for their work exposing injustice and abuse…