IAPA condemns political harassment against director of a media outlet in Peru This type of harassment "reveals the lack of democratic vocation of those groups or individuals who refuse to acknowledge that freedom of the press and of expression is nourished by the plurality and diversity of editorial criteria in the media." 0
IAPA welcomes action by the new president of Ecuador to repeal the "gag law" IAPA will be sending its observations on the text submitted to Congress by President Lasso
Mourning at the IAPA over the death of Scott C. Schurz Honorary President for Life of the institution
Second IAPA-UCAB Diploma for journalists ends successfully Registration for the next course begins on July 15.
Scott C. Schurz, a leader in local journalism, died this week at 85 Scott C. Schurz, former chairman of Hoosier Times Inc. and a leader in the local journalism industry since the day he sat down behind his desk at The Herald-Times in 1966
From Freedom of Expression to the Right to Communication, a new white paper from the Chapultepec Index project
"Serious abuse against freedom of the press in Nicaragua," says the IAPA The Ortega government has been using all legal and judicial instruments against the media, journalists, and opponents.
IAPA condemns aggression against news reporters in Peru The organization has been warning about politicians in many countries who tend to exhibit anti-press behavior and attitudes.
IAPA considers the new law on digital violence in Ecuador restrictive "We regret that with the argument of defending human rights, freedom of expression is being attacked"
Serious attack against democracy in El Salvador, denounces the IAPA Retaliation and a direct attack on press freedom
Tribute to more than half a thousand journalists killed by the pandemic More than 500 journalists and media personnel died in the Americas due to the pandemic.
IAPA and the celebration of World Press Freedom Day From the IAPA we have been leading the way on the revaluation of the media.
Siege, persecution and criminalization of journalistic work in Nicaragua, according to the IAPA report
Cuba: Censorship and harassment against independent journalists continues Report of the Inter American Press Association
IAPA calls 'punitive' and 'outrageous' the mega-million dollar sentence against El Nacional The ruling is "a judicial aberration and an act of revenge."
IAPA welcomes the commitment of the President of Mexico in the case of a disappeared journalist Advocate for other crimes that remain unpunished
IAPA concern over disqualifications against Article 19 in Mexico IAPA supports the rigorous and credible work that Article 19 does on freedom of expression
Private self-regulation instead of government regulations defends IAPA at IACHR hearing on content moderation Canahuati urged the IACHR to continue seeking a balance between platforms and media on copyright.
Condemnation for attack against staff and headquarter of Diario Río Negro, in Argentina The organization requested an investigation and immediate results.
The IAPA honors Martin Baron with the 2021 Chapultepec Grand Prize "It has taught us that good journalism originates from scrutinizing local issues that affect our communities."
IAPA condemns new attack against Cuban journalists The organization highlighted their work despite the hostile conditions
Condemnation and concern over threats against Colombian journalists The IAPA urged the State to continue its investigations and to guarantee the safety of the communicators.
Message from the President of the IAPA on International Women's Day Condemns discrimination and attacks against women journalists
IAPA welcomes submission to the Inter-American Court of the case of Paraguayan journalist Santiago Leguizamón Leguizamón was murdered on April 26, 1991
