US EditionIAPA Welcomes Judgment in Costa Rica to Protect Journalists From Government Abuses · Global Voices
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Miami (USA), 5 Jun (EFE).- The Inter American Press Association (IAPA) celebrated this Thursday the ruling of the Constitutional Chamber of Costa Rica that declared that the Costa Rican government had violated the freedom of the press of three journalists during official acts of the president of the Central American country, Rodrigo Chaves. The Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice of Costa Rica yesterday declared the remedy of amparo for viol…
The Constitutional Chamber decided by a majority to protect three journalists who denounced violations of their right to freedom of the press and access to public information, following incidents during press conferences organized by the Presidency of the Republic in 2024.The amparo appeals, processed under files 24-025545-0007-CO and 24-27116-0007-CO, were accumulated and resolved by judgement 2025-016964.
National deputies Miguel Ángel Pichetto (Federal Meeting), Pablo Juliano (Democracy for Always), Sergio Palazzo (UP) and Juan Manuel López (CC) today presented a bill that seeks to provide a framework for the protection of journalists, photoreporters and press workers in order to guarantee the free and safe exercise of their work in the face of the constant attacks and risks to which they are exposed daily. “Journalist activity, when exercised i…
The Inter-American Press Association (IAPA) celebrated on Thursday the ruling of the Constitutional Chamber of Costa Rica that declared that the Costa Rican government had violated the right to freedom of the press of three journalists during official acts of the president of the Central American country, Rodrigo Chaves.The entry The IAPA celebrates a ruling in Costa Rica that protects journalists from government abuses was first published in th…
Rodrigo Chaves describes as one more ridiculous of the Fourth Chamber resolution in favor of journalists San José, 4 Jun (elmundo.cr) – The President of the Republic, Rodrigo Chaves, described as “a more ridiculous” of the Constitutional Chamber his resolution in favor of a group of journalists. The Constitutional Chamber declared with place two appeals of amparo in favor of the journalists David Bolaños Acuña, David Chavarría Hernández and Héct…
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