IAPA farewell to Bartolomé Mitre, bulwark of press freedom Dedication, commitment and responsibility to fight for press freedom 0
IAPA strongly condemns police raid against newspaper in Trinidad and Tobago The police were searching for the sources of the top story published in the Sunday Express.
Nominate a Reporter for the 2020 Maria Moors Cabot Prize Honoring Outstanding Reporting on the Americas
IAPA postpones its Saltillo meeting The president of the IAPA, Christopher Barnes, said that, "the safety of our members and stakeholders is paramount and we collectively feel this (postponing) is the responsible approach to take in the circumstances."
IAPA condemns accusations against journalists in Venezuela Diosdado Cabello has repeatedly accused journalists and communicators of the National Assembly in his weekly tv program.
IAPA condemns repression against independent journalists in Cuba Solidarity with independent journalists.
IAPA trusts Mexican Supreme Court to maintain press freedom standards Controversy in Mexico about the right of reply.
IAPA condemns aggression against Venezuelan journalists More than a dozen journalists and cameramen were attacked.
IAPA condemns attack of Cuban authorities against independent journalists Temporary arrests, interrogations, threats of trial, harassment, prohibition of traveling abroad, citations, interrogations and other attacks.
IAPA denounces double abuse against press freedom in Dominican Republic Barnes and Rock urged the Dominican government to suspend "legal harassment" against Dominican journalism.
IAPA concerned about possible criminalization of defamation in Mexico The IAPA executives suggested that the government observe the Declaration of Principles on Freedom of Expression of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR), which states that "reputation protection must be guaranteed only through civil sanctions".
IAPA deplores legal harassment against Peruvian journalist Paola Ugaz Paola Ugaz faces five libel lawsuits. The journalist reported that her email and telephone communications are being hacked, and that she is continuously harassed on social media.
IAPA rejects closure of two media houses in Venezuela IAPA condemned the raid and closure of Telecaribe and Venepress.
Reflection on Journalism and Truth for 2019 Year-end message from IAPA President Christopher Barnes, Managing Director of The Gleaner, Kingston, Jamaica.
IAPA concerned about intimidation of media by police commissioner in Trinidad and Tobago The Trinidad Express editor-in-chief, as well as one of the journalists who wrote the story, have reported harassment and intimidation.
IAPA asks to identify those responsible for a new attack against the press in Chile The facilities of the newspaper El Líder, from the town of San Antonio in the Valparaíso region and belonging to the El Mercurio regional media network, were almost entirely destroyed by protesters against the national government's economic policies.
IAPA honored Edison Lanza with the Chapultepec Grand Prize 2020 Lanza will receive the Chapultepec Grand Prize 2020 during a special ceremony at IAPA's next Midyear Meeting to be held in Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico from March 27 to 29.
National campaign to protect press freedom in the United States Through video, radio, digital, print, and social media assets, the campaign communicates a simple, powerful truth: To be free, we must be informed.
IAPA Denounces Raid of Digital Media Office by Venezuelan Military During Tuesday's raid in Caracas by agents of the Military Counterintelligence Directorate, computers, servers, hard drives, cell phones and other equipment were seized, and operations manager Belén Tovar was arrested.
IAPA condemns attacks against foreign journalists in Bolivia Deplores threats from the Minister of Communications
IAPA condemned detention of Cuban journalist Ricardo Fernández Izaguirre was detained for more than 24 hours.
Journalists and Bolivian media face aggression and harassment Journalistic coverage has been affected by acts of violence.
IAPA denounces aggression against journalists in Bolivia Verbal and physical aggressions as well as restrictions on reporters' free movement to do their jobs.
IAPA concerned about the position of the Supreme Court of Honduras The Supreme Court of Justice of Honduras recommend to the National Congress to leave without effect a reform of the Criminal Code which decriminalizes defamation.
IAPA criticizes Trump and Bolsonaro for cancelling newspaper subscriptions "This is a new and dangerous form of discrimination against media according to its editorial principles."
IAPA Accepts Entries for its 2020 Excellence in Journalism Awards Competition The closing date for receipt of applications is Jan. 30, 2020.
IAPA condemns the constant aggressions against the press in Bolivia The National Press Association of Bolivia (ANP) documented, up to Wednesday, 15 cases of direct attacks against journalists after the general elections of October 20.
