Venezuelan Gov. Charges 2 Journalists, Imprison 1, under ‘Hate’ Law
If convicted of violating the hate law used against journalists, Rodríguez and Evans could each face up to 20 years in prison.
Read MoreIf convicted of violating the hate law used against journalists, Rodríguez and Evans could each face up to 20 years in prison.
Read MoreDavid Romero should never have been imprisoned, now he’s dead.
Read MoreTop Brazilian authorities seek to criminalize journalism.
Read More“By taking away access our accounts, they take away our ability to pay our employees and buy supplies. It is a clear attempt at censorship,”
Read MoreA journalist and a cameraman were killed in the Honduran town of La Ceiba, in the north of the Central American country, by a group of armed men.
Read MoreLast Sunday June 28th, my friend and Diario de Cuba colleague, independent journalist Jorge Enrique Rodriguez Camejo, was arrested.
Read MoreVenezuelan authorities should immediately stop using the country’s anti-hate law to persecute the press, stated the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ).
Read MoreThe new penal code in Honduras as passed yesterday includes as crimes “insult and slander”, which remain punishable by fines or up to a year in prison.
Read MoreGuatemalan authorities should immediately release journalist Francisco Chox and open a thorough and transparent investigation into his arrest…
Read MoreA crowd of about 50 protesters in the central Bolivian town of Entre Ríos attacked a group of three journalists from the outlets and their driver.
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