Committee to Protect Journalists
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2012 Impunity Index: Getting Away With Murder
CPJ's María Salazar-Ferro names the 12 countries where journalists are murdered regularly and governments fail to solve the crimes.
Confrontation in Ecuador
By pre-empting news broadcasts, promoting repressive legal measures, and filing debilitating defamation complaints, President Rafael Correa is making Ecuador one of the hemisphere's most restrictive nations for the press.
Justice for Chauncey Bailey
A group of Bay Area journalists worked together to ensure that the murder of their colleague did not go unpunished. Using investigative journalism as an advocacy tool, they brought about the conviction of the mastermind.
In Pursuit of Justice
A CPJ delegation traveled to the Phlippines to examine the Maguindanao murders and the many obstacles to winning convictions.
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A Journalist in Exile
Cameroonian reporter Agnès Tailè talks about the challenges she faces after leaving her home for the United States. Tailè was abducted, beaten, and threatened in connection with her critical reporting about social issues and armed conflict.
