Canadian Journalists for Free Expression

Articles by Canadian Journalists for Free Expression

Link to: CJFE urges authorities to intervene in case of imprisoned writer

CJFE urges authorities to intervene in case of imprisoned writer

Dr. Ahmad Ghaus Zalmai was sentenced to 20 years in prison for his part in publishing a Dari/Farsi translation of the Koran.

Link to: Free expression groups call on Iran to open door to UN rights experts

Free expression groups call on Iran to open door to UN rights experts

Tehran’s envoy backtracked on his invitation to the UN’s special rapporteurs to visit and investigate claims of rights abuses.

Link to: Free press and free expression organisations to Iran: release jailed journalists, writers

Free press and free expression organisations to Iran: release jailed journalists, writers

A coalition of international journalists’, writers’, and publishers’ organisations has launched a campaign to press the government of Iran to release their imprisoned colleagues.

Link to: CJFE concerned by reports of political interference in access to information case

CJFE concerned by reports of political interference in access to information case

A Public Works department report is delivered late and heavily censored.

Link to: CJFE troubled that activist denied entry to Canada

CJFE troubled that activist denied entry to Canada

Martin Macias Jr is an outspoken critic of the Olympics who was planning to attend rallies and protests leading up to the start of the Games.

Link to: CJFE starts “Olympic Watch” in the lead up to the Vancouver Olympics

CJFE starts “Olympic Watch” in the lead up to the Vancouver Olympics

CJFE has noted several confrontations where free expression has come under threat due to overzealous protection of the Olympic brand and events connected to the Games.

Link to: TMG calls on European Parliament to help end Tunisian government’s unrelenting war on free expression

TMG calls on European Parliament to help end Tunisian government’s unrelenting war on free expression

TMG members hope the public debate in the European Parliament on 20 January 2010 will send a strong message to the Tunisian government.

Link to: 2009 a treacherous year for journalists, says CJFE

2009 a treacherous year for journalists, says CJFE

Cases in the Phillipines, Mexico, Somalia, Pakistan and Russia account for seventy percent of journalists killed in 2009.