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Committee to Protect Journalists

CPJ is an independent, nonprofit, nonpartisan organisation that documents and responds to press freedom violations worldwide.

Primary web addresses
http://www.cpj.org
Email
info@cpj.org
Main Address
330 7th Avenue
12th Floor
New York City 10001
Country
United States
Main Telephone
212-465-1004
Joined OneWorld
15.05.1998

Features
19.02.2004 The Committee to Protect Journalists, a longtime OneWorld partner, has been awarded the prestigious Prize for Journalism and Democracy, given annually by Europe's Organization for Security and Cooperation. Read the acceptance speech by CPJ director Ann Cooper.
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13.02.2004 Tunisia’s president will be in Washington Tuesday for talks with Pres. Bush. Tunisia has become an ally in the 'war on terror,' but wages its own terror war against human rights activists and the media. Human rights and press freedom groups here are urging Bush to take Tunisia to task for its repressive policies.
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Related topics/regions: [Tunisia]
28.01.2004 A producer and driver working for CNN in Iraq were killed Tuesday when a man in a car opened fire on their vehicle. Last year, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists, 13 journalists were killed in Iraq--which is judged the most dangerous spot for the profession.
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Related topics/regions: [Iraq]





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