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Radio Director’s Home Ransacked by Nicaraguan Police

Police raided the house of “Radio Dario” director Anibal Toruño in Leon. Agents warned that they seek to incriminate him for drug trafficking.

Ferreira woke up at home in the city of Araçatuba, in Brazil’s southern São Paulo state, and found his car in flames in his garage,

An unidentified individual on a motorcycle approached Canelas’ car while he was parked outside a convenience store and shot him dead.

Shortly before the attack, Castaño had dismounted his motorcycle to photograph the bodies of two shooting victims on the side of a highway.

Journalist Luz Escobar suffers an undeclared house arrest since Dec. 4th enforced by Cuban State Security to prevent independent reporting.

In eastern Afghanistan, gunmen shot and killed television journalist Malalai Maiwand. She was on her way to work in the city of Jalalabad.

“Subpoenaing a news organization to turn over its source material sets a dangerous legal precedent and undermines trust in the media.”

The insidious problem of online violence against women journalists is increasingly spilling offline with potentially deadly consequences.

Police attacked reporters with tear gas, pellets while they were covering protests after the November 9 impeachment of President Vizcarra.

In Mexican city of Salamanca, Guanajuato unidentified persons shot and killed Israel Vázquez, a reporter for the El Salmantino news website.