Articles by Inter American Press Association
IAPA urges authorities to solve murder of Brazilian journalist
The investigation is still open fifteen years after journalist Nivanildo Barbosa Limathe’s death.
IAPA protests international journalists’ eviction from airport
According to IAPA, the measure by the U.S. military was implemented abruptly and without appropriate alternatives provided for the journalists to continue reporting.
Newspaper readers join IAPA anti-impunity initiative
Through banners in online newspapers, IAPA invites newspaper readers to take part in its campaign demanding justice in cases of murdered journalists.
IAPA protests heightened repression in Cuba
Journalist Carlos Serpa Maceira reported that he was physically attacked while covering a demonstration.
Journalist’s daughter killed in Honduras; more arrests in Salvadorean journalist’s murder
In Honduras, the daughter of journalist Karol Cabrera was murdered after her mother filed formal complaints stating she had received threats.
Press organisations concerned at widespread violence, repressive actions against press in Cuba and Venezuela
The Global Coordinating Committee of Press Freedom Organizations expressed its concern during its semi-annual meeting in New York.
Columnist sentenced to three days’ detention
The journalist was accused of failing to issue a court-ordered correction to his comments about a judge belonging to the Judiciary High Council.
IAPA concerned at government bid to control newsprint production
Papel Prensa, the country’s leading producer of newsprint, was taken to the economic crimes court by the Interior Commerce minister.