News IAPA surprised at deterioration of press freedom in Peru IAPA expressed its concern at actions by the Public Prosecutor's Office and Congress of Peru requiring journalists to reveal their news sources, which "represents a setback to press freedom in the country." 0
Freedom of Expression IAPA stresses its condemnation of violence and systematic attacks on the press in Nicaragua 0
News IAPA protests murder of journalist in Mexico José Guadalupe Chan Dzib is the sixth member of the press killed in Mexico this year.
News IAPA concern and grief at murder of journalists in United States Concern and grief at the tragic attack suffered at the newspaper Capital Gazette in Annapolis, Maryland, in which five press workers lost their lives.
News IAPA pledges to seek justice in the case of murdered Ecuadorean journalists The recovery of the victims' bodies will enable closure of a mourning of anguish and uncertainty.
Freedom of Expression IAPA voices condemnation of serious threats to press freedom and practice of journalism in Nicaragua Journalistic work is obstructed daily and journalists are intimidated.
Freedom of Expression IAPA condemns murder of a journalist in Brazil, calls for prompt investigation Jairo Sousa was killed on June 21.
News Office of the Special Rapporteur launches joint report on freedom of expression in Mexico The report also makes recommendations for the protection of journalists and the effective investigation of the attacks against these professionals.
News IAPA backs Peruvian associations' rejection of Gag Law The "Gag Law" prohibits government entities from placing official advertising in privately-owned news media.
News IAPA condemns fact that Peru's Congress is considering legalizing discrimination against privately-owned media Condemnation of a bill being discussed by the Peruvian Congress which if adopted would prohibit public entities from placing official advertising in privately-owned news media.
Freedom of Expression IAPA criticizes violation of confidentiality of new sources The seizure of telephone records, text messages and e-mails of journalist Ali Watkins is a violation of the right to keep sources confidential.
