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Harassment and violence

News coverage exposes journalists to growing danger

Published on 9 April 2013Read

Honduras

Forced to self-censorship

Journalist suspends popular radio programme amid mounting threats

Published on 18 March 2013Read

Honduras

Worse feared after de facto regime closes radio and TV stations, cracks down on journalists

Turning its words into actions, the facto government yesterday followed up its decree suspending civil liberties by closing Radio Globo and Canal (...)

Published on 29 September 2009 Read

Honduras

Last freedoms suspended leaving media at mercy of total shutdown

Reporters Without Borders said today that the last vestiges of independent news were under threat after the de facto government signed a decree (...)

Published on 28 September 2009 Read

Honduras

New wave of censorship in response to deposed president’s return

Ousted President Manuel Zelaya’s reappearance in Tegucigalpa has prompted a new wave of censorship of the national and international press. The de (...)

Published on 25 September 2009 Read

Honduras

Media in coup storm

The head of the preventive police, Carlos Rubí Fuentes, has denied Radio América’s claim that an arson attack on its transmitters interrupted its (...)

Published on 7 September 2009 Read

Honduras

In new wave of violence against media, de facto regime “reaps what it sowed”

Reporters Without Borders condemns the new wave of violence against the media that took place last week, while Honduras appeared to be further (...)

Published on 17 August 2009 Read

Honduras

Gag on media getting steadily tighter in month since coup

Reporters Without Borders condemns the de facto government’s selective censorship of news since the 28 June coup d’état. Media regarded as critical (...)

Published on 29 July 2009 Read