New York -- The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on Tunisian authorities to immediately release blogger Hajer Awadi and overturn her 26-month prison sentence over a social media post concerning a security operation ....
It’s not only dangerous and irresponsible, but a blatant act of intimidation,” said CPJAfricaDirectorAngela Quintal ... CPJ’s emailed query requesting comment from Ngobese-Zuma did not receive any response.
Editor-in-chief Sevgil Musaieva told CPJ on Friday that cameraman Bondarenko was injured during the incident and treated in hospital before being questioned by the police ... CPJ contacted the Austrian ...
“We are appealing this unjust conviction,” Frederico’s lawyer Antonio Martins told CPJ... Abreu replied to CPJ’s September 23 text message with a request for additional details about CPJ’s report, which CPJ provided, and said he would respond.
Her lawyer, Samir Ben Amor, told CPJ that he has appealed the sentence ... She was released eight days later after receiving a 75-day suspended prison sentence, Ben Amor told CPJ. CPJ emailed the Tunisian ...
Wright told CPJ that WhaleHunting “will not be deterred” and is “prepared to fight this in court to protect the truth.” ... CPJ could not find contact information for Vorapak or his lawyers for comment.
Sey, director of the online outlet Netic News TV, told CPJ that four men in plainclothes blocked his path and showed him a warrant for his arrest as he was heading to the bank in the capital Kinshasa on October 3 ... Both spoke to CPJ by phone.
She was arrested on suspicion of obtaining classified state documents, her lawyer Ziya Ergin told CPJ... CPJ calls for full transparency and the release of all journalists imprisoned unjustly.”.
CPJ has called for the law – Article 217/A of the TurkishPenal Code – to be repealed and for all journalists arrested under its auspices to be released ... told CPJ ... CPJ calls on Turkey to..
“Cuban authorities should drop all charges against AnnaSofía Benítez and Caridad Silvente and stop using privacy laws to silence criticism,” said José Zamora, CPJ’s regional director for the Americas.
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) joined an amicus brief authored by the Reporters Committee for ... CPJ organized a joint statement of leading news organizations in response to the initial ban.
“The arrest and apparent disappearance of six journalists from a single newsroom is a grave escalation in Egypt’s campaign against independent journalism,” said CPJRegionalDirectorSara Qudah.