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Online security workshops in US Journalism Schools

Reporters Without Borders is bringing its 10 years unique expertise on online security issues in the most prestigious American journalism (...)

Published on 25 February 2013 Read

Venezuela

Globovisión and Vale TV barred from new digital broadcasting system

Globovisión, the only national TV station that is constantly critical of the government, has been excluded from a new system of Open Digital (...)

Published on 22 February 2013 Read

Honduras

Journalists and human rights defenders stigmatized for covering land conflicts

The Honduran Committee of Families of Disappeared Detainees (COFADEH) has told Reporters Without Borders that grave allegations were levelled (...)

Published on 21 February 2013 Read

Cuba

CELAC presidency means Cuba must guarantee basic freedoms

President Raúl Castro Ruz Head of Cuba’s Council of State Chairman of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) Dear (...)

Published on 11 February 2013 Read

Paraguay

Organized crime’s hand seen in border town radio station owner’s murder

Reporters Without Borders hopes for quick results from the police investigation into yesterday evening’s murder of local radio station owner and (...)

Published on 7 February 2013 Read

Brazil

Police think they have solved sports reporter’s murder

Reporters Without Borders notes that Mauricio Sampaio, the former deputy chairman of the Atlético-Goiás football club, was arrested during the (...)

Published on 4 February 2013 Read

Colombia

Wave of threats against journalists in northwest

Reporters Without Borders is extremely concerned about a wave of threats against journalist in three coastal departments in northwestern (...)

Published on 1 February 2013 Read

Brazil

Thirty Berlusconis – South American giant’s flawed media landscape

Reporters Without Borders is today releasing a report entitled “Brazil, the country of 30 Berlusconis” that examines all of the shortcomings of (...)

Published on 24 January 2013 Read

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