Bahrain should grant entry to journalists - Committee to Protect Journalists
New York, February 9, 2012–Bahrain has rejected at least six journalists’ applications for entry visas ahead of the anniversary of antigovernment protests that swept the country in February 2011, according to news reports. The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on authorities to allow journalists into the country to carry out their work freely. Several international journalists wrote on Twitte
Ethiopian journalist ID'd in WikiLeaks cable flees country - Committee to Protect Journalists
Ethiopian journalist ID’d in WikiLeaks cable flees country September 14, 2011 5:01 PM EDT New York, September 14, 2011–U.S. diplomatic cables disclosed last month by WikiLeaks cited an Ethiopian journalist by name and referred to his unnamed government source, forcing the journalist to flee the country after police interrogated him over the source’s identity, the Committee to Protect Journalists s
Freelance, online reporting discouraged on nuclear threat - Committee to Protect Journalists
Freelance, online reporting discouraged on nuclear threat The Japanese government upped the danger rating for the disaster at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station to its highest level, 7, on Tuesday, a month after an earthquake and tsunami devastated the country. It was not yet clear whether the administration or the Tokyo Electric Power Company, which runs the plant, withheld the extent of
Freelancer Hiro Ugaya on covering Japan's crisis - Committee to Protect Journalists
Freelancer Hiro Ugaya on covering Japan’s crisis By Madeline Earp on April 14, 2011 6:39 PM EDT Following up on our post about the difficulties of covering the aftermath of the Japanese earthquake from outside the mainstream media, CPJ spoke with intrepid freelancer Hiro Ugaya, whom we first interviewed in 2010. “From April 2 to 8, I was traveling in tsunami-destroyed area in Tohoku, northeastern
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Two independent journalists killed in Syria - Committee to Protect Journalists
Kuwaiti court hands journalist jail term, suspends daily - Committee to Protect Journalists
In Syria, killing the messenger hasn't killed the message - Committee to Protect Journalists
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In Syria, fourth journalist killed in past week - Committee to Protect Journalists
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Syrian journalist killed in Homs - Committee to Protect Journalists
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Iran continues its campaign against journalists - Committee to Protect Journalists
In Egypt, press freedom abuses must be investigated - Committee to Protect Journalists
Imprisonments jump worldwide, and Iran is worst - Committee to Protect Journalists
Burmese exile news site endures hacking, DDoS attacks - Committee to Protect Journalists
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