Japan prevents freelance journalist from traveling to report in Yemen - Committee to Protect JournalistsWashington, D.C., February 6, 2019–The Committee to Protect Journalists today called on the Japanese government to allow freelance journalist Kosuke Tsuneoka to leave the country to conduct reporting. Tsuneoka was stopped by immigration officials at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport while trying to leave Japan for a reporting trip to Yemen on February 2 and, in a phone conversation with the Foreign Ministry,
Russia's Novaya Gazeta is sent funeral wreath and goat's head in latest threats - Committee to Protect Journalists
Killing of 3 Russian investigative journalists in Central African Republic must be probed - Committee to Protect Journalists
Russia-backed separatists holding Ukrainian journalist, accuse him of espionage - Committee to Protect Journalists
Separatists in east Ukraine 'sentence' blogger to 14 years in captivity - Committee to Protect Journalists
Speaker of Chechen parliament threatens journalist Grigory Shvedov - Committee to Protect Journalists
Turkey responds to CPJ letter on Zaman takeover, denying move is politically motivated - Committee to Protect Journalists
In Crimea, press freedom deteriorates at a rapid pace - Committee to Protect Journalists
Ukraine must clarify status of Russian journalist - Committee to Protect Journalists
Russian photojournalist missing in eastern Ukraine - Committee to Protect Journalists
Mission Journal: Attacks on journalists in Ukraine lead to information vacuum - Committee to Protect Journalists
Ukraine Archives - Committee to Protect Journalists
Ukrainian journalists held by pro-Russian separatists - Committee to Protect Journalists
CPJ condemns Ukraine's order to take Russian TV off air - Committee to Protect Journalists
