IAPA concerned about Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister attacks on media "Politicians who proclaim their faith in democracy are often intolerant of public criticism." 0
IAPA calls AMLO attacks on the press incitement to violence In a systematic and periodic way, President López Obrador takes advantage of his morning press conferences to stigmatize the media, especially the newspapers, El Universal and Reforma, which he describes daily as sensationalist, corrupt, alarmist, slanderous and opponents.
The IAPA announces winner of the #expressyourself contest and reiterates the principles of the Declaration of Salta The winner of the #expressyourself contest is Daniel Centeno Perdomo; author of "Bozal de arepa".
IAPA condemns the murder of another journalist in Mexico Jorge Armenta, the fourth journalist killed this year in the country.
Passing of Oliver Clarke "The loss of Oliver Clarke is an immeasurable one not only for Jamaica but for me personally," Christopher Barnes, IAPA President.
SIPConnect Online Leads New IAPA Professional Training Cycle In addition to SIPConnect, at the SIP Institute during the month of May there will be several other professional training activities.
Strong rejection from IAPA for acts of espionage against journalists in Colombia Espionage is a reminiscent of the dark moments in Latin American journalism's past.
Message from Christopher Barnes, President of the Inter American Press Association The appreciation of the media and journalists in times of pandemic / World Press Freedom Day
IACHR Unveils Shortlist for the Position of Special Rapporteur for Freedom of Expression The Inter-American Commission selected ten finalists
Jineth Bedoya Lima to receive 2020 UNESCO/Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize Colombian investigative journalist has been named as the laureate on the recommendation of an independent international jury of media professionals.
IAPA concerned about the fragility of Bolivian newspapers Calls on the government to explore sustainability alternatives
Protection mechanisms for journalists Brief description of the systems and their current problems in Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico and Paraguay.
Failures in protection mechanisms for Latin American journalists Protection mechanisms have helped save the lives of journalists at risk in several countries in the region.
COVID-19 and its impact on press freedom Materials collected by the IAPA through its media members and work commissions
Peruvian media and journalists are harassed with criminal and civil lawsuits The whereabouts of Daysi Mina Huamán remain unknown since January.
A Global Journalism Emergency Relief Fund for local news Registration can be made from Wednesday, April 15, 2020. The registration period will end on April 29, 2020, at 23:59 (Brasília time)
Serious dangers for press freedom in El Salvador 'Freedom of expression and of the press are facing the gravest dangers of the last decades."
IAPA urges the government of Guatemala to respect the work of journalists IAPA support a public complaint by 100 journalists from the media and independent organizations.
The same censorship for independent journalism in Cuba The government maintains a monopoly on information, restricts telecommunications and internet access.
Press freedom remains besieged in Venezuela Attacks against journalists and media; media outlets have suffered technological attacks.
The World Teenage Reporting Project - COVID 19 The World Teenage Reporting Project - COVID 19 is a global collaboration to produce stories by teenage reporters from newsrooms around the world.
IAPA condemns the murder of nine journalists Nine journalists killed in the Americas, other has been missing since January.
IAPA recognizes hostile environment against the press in Brazil Salute to Brazilian journalists in their day.
