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88-year-old journalist finally gets his new passport

The Chilean authorities finally issued a new passport yesterday to 88-year-old journalist Hernán Uribe Ortega after initially refusing because of (...)

Published on 24 August 2012 Read

Chile

New grounds for concern after court refuses to protect TV station director

A court in Coyhaique, the capital of the Patagonian region of Aysén, yesterday unanimously rejected a petition by a senator and a human rights (...)

Published on 5 April 2012 Read

Chile

Court asked to protect TV journalist against attempt to seize video of riots

Reporters Without Borders supports the principle of a request for judicial protection for a TV journalist’s video of rioting which a court in (...)

Published on 2 April 2012 Read

Chile

Radio silenced, police crack down as battle for hearts and minds rages in Aysén

Fourteen leaders of the protest movement in the remote Patagonian area of Aysén, including its spokesman Iván Fuentes, are due to meet the Chilean (...)

Published on 22 March 2012 Read

Chile

Government scraps plan to force journalists to inform police

Thanks to a wave of demonstrations and protests in Santiago the government has abandoned plans to force journalists to hand over images to police (...)

Published on 23 January 2012 Read

Chile

Three news websites hacked, newspaper publisher bombed

The explosion of a home-made bomb outside the headquarters of the media company Copesa, publisher of the daily La Tercera, and cyber-attacks on (...)

Published on 10 November 2011 Read

Chile

More media freedom violations feared in protests called for today and tomorrow

Reporters Without Borders shares the concern that the Chilean Union of Photographers and Cameramen has expressed about the possibility of more (...)

Published on 18 October 2011 Read

Chile

Bill would criminalize protests, turn journalists into police informers

Reporters Without Borders urges the Chilean congress to reject a government bill which, in response to a ninth-month-old wave of protests by (...)

Published on 6 October 2011 Read

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