Press Freedom
CPJ Updates
- Journalist Casimir Kpedjo detained, facing false news accusations in Benin
- Trial of detained Nicaraguan journalists Lucía Pineda and Miguel Mora indefinitely delayed
- Editor-in-chief of Mexican newspaper Reforma targeted by death threats following criticism from president
- Peruvian judge orders assets freeze for Ojo Público, 2 journalists in defamation case
- Israeli forces injure four Palestinian journalists covering Gaza protests
- Two journalists arrested covering yellow vest protests in France
- Jordanian journalist Abdulrahman Farhana detained by Saudi authorities
- Myanmar military sues The Irrawaddy for criminal defamation over conflict coverage
- #WeStandWithLyra
Reporter Without Borders
- Terrible blow to what is left of Russian editorial independence
- Libya’s Gen. Haftar asked to shed light on fate of two missing journalists
- Dan David Prize awarded to Reporters Without Borders (RSF) for its contribution in the field of Defending Democracy.
- News of two foreign journalists missing in Saudi Arabia
- Singapore’s premier urged to drop lawsuit against blogger
- Under Chinese pressure, Nepal sanctions three journalists over Dalai Lama story
- Togo authorities urged to investigate attack on journalist’s car
- Six months of "yellow vest" protests and police violence against journalists: at least 54 reporters injured and 120 incidents listed
Saudi Arabia
WaPo Publisher Calls for Explanation About Jamal Khashoggi
Fred Ryan, Publisher and CEO of The Washington Post, made the following statement regarding Jamal Khashoggi:
“It has been two weeks since Jamal Khashoggi disappeared in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul. The government of Saudi Arabia owes the Khashoggi family and the world a full and honest explanation of everything that happened to him, and we support the requests from Jamal’s family and the United Nations for an independent international investigation. The Saudi government can no longer remain silent, and it is essential that our own government and others push harder for the truth. Until we have a full account and full accountability, it cannot be business as usual with the Saudi Government.”