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Christie’s New York to offer costumes and more from ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ in online auction

Clothing and accessories featured in the hit 20th Century Studios film to be offered from September 1-15 to benefit the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) and the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) A public exhibition of the items in the sale will be held at Christie’s New York from September 8-13 New York,…

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Yeison Rojas of the TV news program TeleAntioquia Noticias and Darien TV was among four journalists to receive threats from members of the Gaitanista Self-Defense Forces of Colombia. (Photo: Courtesy of Yeison Rojas)

4 local journalists threatened by Colombia’s largest drug-trafficking group

Bogotá, August 4, 2026—Colombian authorities must swiftly investigate threats made by an illegal armed group against regional journalists, bring those responsible to justice, and guarantee the safety of the reporters, said the Committee to Protect Journalists on Tuesday. On July 31, four journalists in the northern city of Apartadó were threatened by members of the Gaitanista…

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CPJ, partners call on Indonesian president to reopen investigation into journalist’s murder

The Committee to Protect Journalists and five other civil society organizations on Thursday called on Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto to order police to reopen the investigation into the murder of journalist Rico Sempurna Pasaribu and his family, with a focus on the alleged involvement of a soldier named Corporal Herman Bukit. The joint letter was…

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Hong Kong arrests 2 journalists in latest sedition case targeting independent bookstores

New York, July 16, 2026—The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on Hong Kong authorities to immediately release freelance journalists and booksellers Sum Wan-wah and Mandy Lau and end their escalating crackdown on independent publishing in the city, following the second such incident in less than a month. On July 15, Hong Kong police said its…

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Chilean investigative journalist Mauricio Weibel waited six years for a judicial decision that sentenced a former judge and ex-general to five years in prison for illegally spying on him. (Photo: Courtesy of Mauricio Wiebel)

Ex-judge, ex-general sentenced to 5 years for spying on Chilean journalist

São Paulo, July 1, 2026—The Committee to Protect Journalists welcomes an unprecedented June 30 court decision that sentenced a former judge and an ex-general to five years in prison for illegally spying on independent journalist Mauricio Weibel Barahona as he was investigating corruption in the Chilean army. Weibel’s investigation,  “Milicogate: The Great Theft from the…

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Nation Media Group-Uganda

Uganda military chief orders Nation Media Group shutdowns, threatens Managing Director Susan Nsibirwa

New York, June 29, 2026—The Committee to Protect Journalists calls for Ugandan authorities to swiftly and unreservedly remove security forces from the premises of the privately owned Nation Media Group-Uganda (NMG-U), permit the company to operate freely, and ensure Managing Director Susan Nsibirwa can work without concern that she may be arrested or attacked. In…

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A protester shouts slogans during a protest calling for the deportation of undocumented immigrants, in Cape Town, South Africa, June 13.

More than a dozen South African journalists targeted as anti-migrant deadline looms

South African journalist Sakhiseni Nxumalo was reporting on an anti-migrant march, which turned into a deadly attack on foreign nationals, when he himself became a target because of his dark skin. He is one of at least 15 journalists targeted in South Africa in recent months, CPJ’s reporting found.  Nxumalo, who works for the digital…

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Leticia Wong Man-huen arranges books at her bookstore in Hong Kong on June 20, 2025. (Photo: AP/Chan Long Hei)

Hong Kong arrests magazine editor in sedition probe tied to independent bookstore

New York, June 25, 2026—The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on Hong Kong authorities to immediately release journalist and bookseller Leticia Wong Man-huen who was arrested on suspicion of selling seditious publications and receiving funds from foreign political organizations. “The arrest of a journalist and editor over items sold through an independent bookstore shows Hong…

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Bangladesh charges 6 journalists over corruption reporting

New Delhi, June 22, 2026—Bangladeshi authorities should drop all charges filed against six journalists from the daily Agrajatra Pratidin who have been criminalized for their public-interest reporting on political corruption, the Committee to Protect Journalists said Monday. Police have charged the journalists under the Cyber Security Act 2026, as well as with criminal defamation, extortion,…

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Rico Sempurna Pasaribu

CPJ, FPU report exposes serious flaws in Indonesia’s investigation of journalist’s murder

New York/Amsterdam, June 22, 2026—Ahead of the second anniversary of a deadly arson attack on Indonesian journalist Rico Sempurna Pasaribu and his family, a new investigation by the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) and Free Press Unlimited (FPU) has uncovered major flaws in the murder case that highlight the Southeast Asian nation’s poor record of ending impunity…

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