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Imprisoned Journalist Jose Zamora & Injustice in Guatemala

His cruel and arbitrary detention continues two years later, revealing a judicial system corroded by the worst interests.

Her arrest took place on Sunday, August 25, after her apartment was raided by officers from the Bolivarian National Police.

Rappler and its Nobel Peace Prize co-founder Maria Ressa were persecuted by Duterte for their critical coverage of his authoritarian rule.

We want to tell the world what’s going on. It’s heartbreaking to report Shireen’s killing, Hamza’s killing and Samer’s killing.

Assi lost her leg in the same Israeli attack that killed Reuters videographer Issam Abdallah. Christina Assi spoke Sunday.

TV and radio stations reaching nearly every Venezuelan household provide a barrage of ruling party propaganda and Maduro campaign rallies…

Nieves, editor of the independent news site El Toque, believes that the message came from Cuban state security agents…

After the 2021 protests over a lack of food, electricity & restrictions on rights, over 1,400 people were detained & hundreds were prosecuted.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange could be just hours away from freedom, after he accepted a plea deal with the US government…

“CPJ hopes that this reform will ensure that journalists are able to carry out their work without fear of retaliatory legal action.”