Warnings. The IAPA Condemns Threats of Attacks Against Media Outlets in Colombia and Demands Guarantees for the Practice of Journalism Threats against the media undermine democracy and the right to information. The state must prevent fear from becoming censorship.
Defender of the right to information. Milton Coleman, former IAPA president, leaves a legacy of commitment to journalism and press freedom
Conclusions. Violence and Official Harassment Plague Journalism in the Americas, IAPA Concludes in Colombia
A Cultural Shift Is Urgently Needed. One in Four Cases of Workplace Violence in Media Involves Sexual Harassment, Experts Warn at IAPA
IAPA Assembly. Marc Lacey of The New York Times Defends the Role of Independent Journalism in the United States
Opening. IAPA Opens Its 82nd General Assembly in Bogotá with a Call to Defend Press Freedom and Strengthen Journalism
Joining. The IAPA and media associations across the Americas join SPUR Coalition to protect journalistic content in the age of AI
Alarming harassment. The IAPA Calls for the Release of Henry Constantín, Imprisoned in Cuba for More Than a Month and Sent to a Punishment Cell
Remembrance and justice. Commemorative Plaque Honors Colombian Poet and Journalist Julio Daniel Chaparro Hurtado
Pressure. The IAPA Mourns the End of Expreso's Print Edition and Calls for an End to State Harassment
Judgment. The IAPA Calls for Review of Ruling Against Journalists in Formosa That Conditions Journalism on Accreditation
Distinction. María Moors Cabot Awards Presented in New York; Ricardo Trotti Recognized for His Career
