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Death threats against eight journalists over land restitution

Published on 10 May 2013Read

Colombia

Assaulted for his writings?

A journalist and writer, victim of a violent assault, suspends his writing activities

Published on 18 March 2013Read

Americas

Concern that war-torn region could end up without journalists

Reporters Without Borders today roundly condemned new death threats against 16 journalists in the northeastern department of Arauca and voiced (...)

Published on 31 March 2003 Read

Colombia

Journalist murdered while receiving government protection

The murder of journalist Luis Eduardo Alfonso while he was supposedly receiving government protection on 18 March in the eastern city of Arauca (...)

Published on 18 March 2003 Read

Americas

Paramilitaries try to kidnap radio station’s news editor

Reporters Without Borders today roundly condemned the attempted kidnapping of Pedro Cárdenas of radio RCN Honda by presumed members of the (...)

Published on 14 March 2003 Read

Americas

Death of Oscar Salazar Jaramillo appears unrelated to work

Details that have emerged about the circumstances of the death of Oscar Salazar Jaramillo, 74, the owner and manager of Radio Sevilla in the (...)

Published on 13 March 2003 Read

Colombia

Concern about death threats against head of news photographers’ association

Reporters Without Borders today voiced concern about a series of death threats received by Gladys Barajas, the head of the Circle of Colombian (...)

Published on 7 March 2003 Read

Americas

Two Los Angeles Times journalists freed

British reporter Ruth Morris and US photographer Scott Dalton (photo, CR El Tiempo), both on assignment for the Los Angeles Times, were freed on (...)

Published on 5 February 2003 Read

Colombia

Los Angeles Times journalists should be freed today

The ELN guerrillas said on 30 January that their two journalist hostages would be handed over today to a humanitaran committee, which they asked (...)

Published on 31 January 2003 Read