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Mexican TV news crew missing since Thursday - Committee to Protect ... May 14, 2007 ... New York, May 14, 2007— TV Azteca Noreste reporter Gamaliel López Candanosa and camera operator Gerardo Paredes Pérez went missing on ... 2.
Video editor shot by U.S. military - Committee to Protect Journalists Hadil Emad, 25, an editor for Biladi TV, was critically wounded after leaving work ... Biladi TV is owned by former Iraqi Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Ja'fari. ... 3.
Journalists in Exile - Reports - Committee to Protect Journalists JOURNALISTS IN EXILE. A STATISTICAL PROFILE July 2001 - June 2007. Total who went into exile in this period, 243. Total currently in exile, 209 ... 4.
News OutletPakistani officials pledge review of journalist ... Jul 26, 2006 ... CPJ has confirmed that Mari, a correspondent for the Sindhi-language newspaper The Daily Kawish, was taken by police. Daily Kawish editor ... 5.
In the Philippines, journalist jailed for criminal libel ... The series of exposes and critical commentaries carried on Bombo Radio were ... Adonis’ co-defendant Dan Vicente, the station manager of Bombo Radio in ... 6.
Attacks on the Press 2000: Namibia - Committee to Protect Journalists Mar 19, 2001 ... Members of Namibia's national assembly called for action against the state-owned biweekly New Era because of its reporting and its editorial ... 7.
In Nepal, concerns raised over Maoist actions - Committee to ... Today, the Maoist-affiliated All Nepal Transport Workers Union announced that its members would not carry and dispatch Kantipur newspapers and threatened ... 8.
CYPRUS: TV crew arrested at Nicosia crossing - Committee to ... The Security Forces Court denied Pallikarides and Dalitis bail, ... Pallikarides and Dalitis were covering the former head of the Turkish Cypriot Chamber of ... 9.
Americas Cases 2004 Aug 9, 2004 ... Oscar Alberto Polanco Herrera, Cable Unión de Occidente ... Diego Waldrón Guerrero, Siete Días and Radio Calor Estéreo THREATENED ... 10.
Babitsky's "Crime" and Punishment - Reports - Committee to Protect ... The Putin government’s shameful treatment of journalist Andrei Babitsky is part of a worrying authoritarian trend, argued Russian-media expert Robert ... |
