IAPA denounces intimidation and "witch hunt" against Guatemalan journalism The government must put an end to legal and judicial harassment, used as an instrument against the media and journalists to intimidate and discourage journalistic investigations and generate self-censorship.
IAPA concerned at legal action against Argentine journalist This case could inhibit and give rise to self-censorship, "consequences that would be regrettable in a country in which independent journalism is contributing to more transparency and democracy."
It has been a bleak six months for journalism in the Americas, says IAPA at conclusion of meeting IAPA Conclusions
IAPA concern over attempts to criminalize journalists "Judicial decisions that contravene principles of freedom of expression "tend to inhibit journalism sources, precisely the most important element that it should encourage a government to fight corruption and to ensure transparency."
