Press Freedom
CPJ Updates
- Egyptian security forces arrest son of al-Mashhad editor Magdi Shandi
- Spanish reporter Ferran Barber detained for weeks without charge, deported from Iraqi Kurdistan
- Nicaraguan customs authorities target 2 newspapers with ink, paper seizures
- Journalist detained in Iraqi Kurdistan without charge since August 21
- CPJ Insider: September 2019 edition
- Infographic: 10 Most Censored Countries
- Video: 10 Most Censored Countries
- 10 Most Censored Countries
- Eritrea, North Korea, Turkmenistan top CPJ’s 10 most censored list
Reporter Without Borders
- Progress for press freedom in new European Commission, but concerns as well
- US – #WeeklyAddress: September 9 – 15: North Carolina state senator assaults journalist, throws phone
- RSF’s press freedom appeal to Tunisia’s presidential candidates
- RSF’s press freedom appeal to Tunisia’s presidential candidates
- Cameroonian journalist held three years must be evacuated RSF says
- Another Moroccan journalist subjected to judicial persecution
- Press freedom in Turkey remains in crisis, despite some room for very cautious optimism
- Dagestani journalist’s detention extended, despite baseless charges
Sudan
Detained Peter Mackler Award Winner Freed
Khartoum at night. Photo: Aamirco/Wikimedia Commons
Sudanese security authorities have released journalist Faisal Mohamed Salih, who was arrested Jan. 3 for supporting anti-government protests. Faisal received the 2013 Peter Mackler Award for Courageous and Ethical Journalism.