Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ)

The Facebook page “Noticias Chiapas al ROJO” published the names of 17 journalists active in Tapachula, near the border with Guatemala, and accused them, without evidence, of working for the alleged leader of a local gang.

Footage of missing journalists Guézouma Sanogo, Boukari Ouoba, and Luc Pagbelguem being paraded in army attire, intensifies concerns over their fate.

Journalist Juan Jumalon was killed in 2023 while live broadcasting from his home-based radio station.

Fifty rights groups urge the European Commission to adopt an ambitious approach while preparing its draft proposal for the European Democracy Shield.

A “Tempo” journalist called the incident an attempt to “scare and silence” the Indonesian press into self-censorship.

“This nightmare in Gaza has to end. The international community must act fast to ensure that journalists are kept safe and hold Israel to account for the deaths of Hossam Shabat and Mohammed Mansour.”

CPJ condemns the targeted attack in Khartoum, urging all parties in Sudan’s war to ensure journalist safety and respect press freedom.

Omar Al Zayood’s arrest, following a complaint from former PM Bisher al-Khasawneh, highlights concerns over Jordan’s use of the cybercrime law to target journalists and stifle press freedom.