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Journalists freed

 UPDATE  November 1, 2006 Original Case: October 23, 2006 Fahad Mohammed Abukar, Warsan Radio Mohammed Adawe Adam, Radio Shabelle Muktar Mohammed Atosh, HornAfrik Radio

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Journalist wounded in gunfire attack

NOVEMBER 1, 2006 Rehmanullah, Subah ATTACKED Rehmanullah, 35, correspondent for the Urdu-language daily Subah, was shot and wounded at around 8:15 p.m. near his home in Shabqadar, about 22 miles (35 kilometers) north of Peshawar, according to Behroz Khan, Peshawar bureau chief for The News. Witnesses told Khan that the car was sprayed with more…

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BURUNDI: Journalist freed after five months in jail

UPDATE  October 30, 2006 Original Alert: September 19, 2006 Aloys Kabura, Agence Burundaise de Presse (ABP) IMPRISONED, LEGAL ACTION

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Police beat journalists covering opposition protest

OCTOBER 30, 2006 Posted: November 3, 2006 Amran Hossain, The Daily Star Shawkat Jamil, The Daily Star Farzana Godhuli, AFP Pintu, ATN Bangla Milu, NTV Mir Ahmed, Miru Janakantha Akhter Hossain, Bangladesh Today

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Lima editor barred from reporting on former official

OCTOBER 30, 2006 POSTED: November 16, 2006 Luis García Miró, Expreso LEGAL ACTION García Miró, editor of the Lima-based daily Expreso, was ordered by judge Mercedes Gómez Marchisio of Lima’s 35th Penal Court to “refrain from publishing any news or journalistic report” related to former Minister of Justice Diego García Sayán, who is suing the…

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Journalist held and pressured to reveal sources

October 27, 2006 Posted: December 8, 2006 Evariste Ngaralbaye, Notre Temps IMPRISONED Ngaralbaye, a journalist for the private weekly Notre Temps, was arrested when he answered a police summons in the capital N’djamena. He told CPJ that he was held incommunicado in a cell 12 feet by 9 feet (four by three meters) with 19…

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LTTE radio tower bombed

October 16, 2006 Posted: October 20, 2006 Voice of Tigers radio station ATTACKED Sri Lankan Air Force planes destroyed the broadcasting towers of the Voice of Tigers radio station operated by the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam in Killinochchi, an LTTE- held town in northern Sri Lanka. The LTTE said two workers, whom it did…

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Ban on newspaper reduced

 UPDATE  October 13, 2006 Original Case: September 29, 2006 Les Echos du Nord CENSORED The state-controlled National Council on Communications’ (CNC) three-month ban on private weekly Les Echos du Nord over an article critical of government policy expired after the CNC reduced the ban by two months, according to local journalists.

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Shuttered radio station goes back on air

 UPDATE  October 3, 2006 Original Alert: September 29, 2006 HornAfrik Radio

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Gunmen disrupt distribution of newspaper

OCTOBER 3, 2006 Posted: October 13, 2006 El Meridiano de Sucre HARRASSED Several groups of unidentified individuals stopped distributors for the Sincelejo-based daily El Meridiano del Sucre, threatened them with guns and bought the majority of that day’s edition, which featured a story linking local government officials to paramilitary leaders, the daily’s editorial director Elsa…

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