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Turkey Politics · Turkey

Turkey detains 2 cartoonists over satirical drawing depicting Moses and Muhammad

35% Center coverage: 97 sources

Turkish authorities on Monday detained three cartoonists over a satirical drawing published by weekly magazine Leman that seemed to depict Prophets Moses and Muhammad shaking hands in the sky, while missiles flew below in a scene resembling war.See the Story

Soccer · Algeria

Australian writer deported by US over pro-Palestine blog posts: Report

Israeli Airstrike on Gaza Kills Journalist Ismail Abu Hatab, Injures Another - Committee to Protect Journalists

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

Sulaymaniyah, Iraq, July 1, 2025—The Committee to Protect Journalists condemns an Israeli airstrike on Al-Baqa Café, a beachfront venue in western Gaza City, which killed 34-year-old Palestinian filmmaker and photojournalist Ismail Abu Hatab and injured freelance journalist Bayan Abusultan on Monday, according to multiple news reports and an eyewitness photographer, who spoke with CPJ. Clight TV’s owner Ismail Abu Hatab was among over 20 people …Airstrike · Gaza See the Story

Kurdish Journalist Hassan Zaza Detained in Syria_ Whereabouts Unknown

50% Center coverage: 4 sources

Sulaymaniyah, Iraq, June 30, 2025—The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on Syrian authorities to disclose the reason for the detention of Kurdish journalist Hassan Zaza, who was taken from his home by security forces to an unknown location early on Friday. “The secret detention of journalistKurds · Syria See the Story

Georgia increasingly blocks entry to Western journalists amid authoritarian turn - Committee to Protect Journalists

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

When British investigative journalist Will Neal was turned back at Georgia’s border with Armenia in May, he became the fifth of at least six European journalists in recent months to be denied entry into a country once seen as a regional leader for press freedom. Neal, who had lived in Georgia since 2022, was expelled just weeks after publishing an investigation into ties between Georgian ruling circles and a Kremlin-linked Russian oligarch. Alon…Tbilisi, Georgia · Tbilisi Read Article

‘A Well-Orchestrated Lie’: Detained Philippine Journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio Tells UN - Committee to Protect Journalists

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Geneva, June 27, 2025—A handwritten letter by journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio, who has been detained in the Philippines for more than five years without a conviction, was read out at the United Nations headquarters by U.N. special envoy Irene Khan, who called the 26-year-old’s prolonged detention “a travesty of justice.” It was the first time that Cumpio’s words have been heard internationally outside her prison cell in Tacloban City in the easte…Ferdinand Marcos Jr.See the Story

CPJ Calls on a Georgia Solicitor-General to Investigate Charges Against Journalist Mario Guevara - Committee to Protect Journalists

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

The Committee to Protect Journalists sent a letter on Friday, June 27, to Gwinnett County Solicitor-General Lisamarie N. Bristol in Georgia to express concerns about three misdemeanor charges levied against journalist Mario Guevara. In the letter, CPJ asked Bristol to open an investigation as to why these charges — distracted driving, failure to obey traffic control devices, and reckless driving — were only brought against Guevara approximately …Journalism See the Story

Cuban journalist targeted with threats, intimidation after refusing police summons - Committee to Protect Journalists

Coverage: 2 sources

Miami, June 26, 2025—Cuban authorities must end their intimidation of two community-media journalists, Amanecer Habanero director Yunia Figueredo and her husband, reporter Frank Correa, the Committee to Protect Journalists said Thursday. Figueredo refused to comply with a June 23 police summons, reviewed by CPJ. On that same day she received three private number phone calls warning her that a police investigation had been opened against her and …Havana, Cuba · Havana See the Story

CPJ, 8 others urge Bahrain to halt repressive amendments to press law - Committee to Protect Journalists

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) called on Bahrain’s Shura Council to reject the government’s proposed amendments to the Law on Press, Printing, and Publishing (Decree-Law No. 47 of 2002) in a joint statement led by CPJ, Access Now, and seven other press freedom and human rights groups. The statement warned that the Bahraini government’s claim of abolishing prison sentences for journalists is misleading when other repressive laws—such…Bahrain · Bahrain Read Article

Rwanda, DRC to Ink Peace Deal in US but Questions Remain

44% Center coverage: 34 sources

Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo will sign an agreement in Washington on Friday to put an end to a conflict in the eastern DRC that has killed thousands, although broad questions loom on what it will mean.Denis Mukwege · Washington See the Story

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Turkey detains 2 cartoonists over satirical drawing depicting Moses and Muhammad

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Australian writer deported by US over pro-Palestine blog posts: Report

Israeli Airstrike on Gaza Kills Journalist Ismail Abu Hatab, Injures Another - Committee to Protect Journalists

Kurdish Journalist Hassan Zaza Detained in Syria_ Whereabouts Unknown

Georgia increasingly blocks entry to Western journalists amid authoritarian turn - Committee to Protect Journalists

‘A Well-Orchestrated Lie’: Detained Philippine Journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio Tells UN - Committee to Protect Journalists

CPJ Calls on a Georgia Solicitor-General to Investigate Charges Against Journalist Mario Guevara - Committee to Protect Journalists

Cuban journalist targeted with threats, intimidation after refusing police summons - Committee to Protect Journalists

CPJ, 8 others urge Bahrain to halt repressive amendments to press law - Committee to Protect Journalists

Rwanda, DRC to Ink Peace Deal in US but Questions Remain

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