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Top Committee to Protect Journalists News

Turkey detains 2 cartoonists over satirical drawing depicting Moses and Muhammad

Turkey Politics · Turkey

Turkey detains 2 cartoonists over satirical drawing depicting Moses and Muhammad

36% Left coverage: 137 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

ICE defies court, says journalist Mario Guevara 'not releasable' - Committee to Protect Journalists

US Immigration · Georgia

ICE defies court, says journalist Mario Guevara 'not releasable' - Committee to Protect Journalists

61% Center coverage: 52 sources

Family of French journalist sentenced in Algeria pleads for help from soccer great Zidane

Algeria Politics · Algeria

Family of French journalist sentenced in Algeria pleads for help from soccer great Zidane

43% Left coverage: 37 sources

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ICE defies court, says journalist Mario Guevara 'not releasable' - Committee to Protect Journalists

ICE defies court, says journalist Mario Guevara 'not releasable' - Committee to Protect Journalists

ICE defies court, says journalist Mario Guevara 'not releasable' - Committee to Protect Journalists

Hacker Group Claims Full Breach of Anti-Iran TV Channel ‘Iran International’

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

'Iran International' has been targeted by a hacker group known as Hanzala, which says has gained full access to the channel’s internal systems and released confidential information of its staff.Hacking · London See the Story

Immigration judge grants bond for Spanish-language journalist arrested during protest

61% Center coverage: 36 sources

Immigration and Customs Enforcement · Georgia See the Story

Israel uses Iran war to escalate assaults on press - Committee to Protect Journalists

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Nazareth, Israel, July 9, 2025—Israel’s 12-day war with Iran provided Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government with an opportunity to step up its assault on the press — a trend that has since continued apace. “Media freedom is often a casualty of war, and Israel’s recent war with Iran is no exception. We have seen Israeli authorities use security fears to increase censorship, while extremist right-wing politicians have demonized the media,…Benjamin Netanyahu · Gaza Read Article

Tunisia sentences sister in absentia for advocating for jailed journalist Sonia Dahmani - Committee to Protect Journalists

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

New York, July 9, 2025—CPJ urges Tunisian authorities to cease the prosecution of family members of journalists advocating for their release after a Tunis court on July 1 sentenced in absentia Ramla Dahmani, the sister of imprisoned lawyer and political commentator Sonia Dahmani, to two years in prison on false news charges. “Tunisian authorities are not only jailing journalists but are now targeting their families in a clear effort to intimida…Tunis, Tunis · Tunis Read Article

Peruvian journalist Gastón Medina a victim of violence he denounced - Committee to Protect Journalists

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Peruvian journalist Gastón Medina Sotomayor did not hold back in his last TV news broadcast before he was shot dead this year. Addressing the viewers of Cadena Sur, his TV and radio station in the south-central city of Ica, Medina called local authorities “scoundrels” for buying defective garbage trucks. He criticized cost overruns for a new sports arena. And he called into question a police chief’s behavior after video emerged of a woman sippin…Ica · Ica Read Article

Senegalese commentator detained under ‘false news’ claims - Committee to Protect Journalists

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Dakar, July 7, 2025—The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on Senegalese authorities to immediately release news commentator Bachir Fofana after a judge ordered on July 2 that Fofana remain in detention until July 9, pending the continuation of his trial. Fofana is charged with publishing false news about the recipient of a vehicle purchase contract for the...Dakar · Dakar Read Article

Sudanese Forces Arrest Journalists NASR Yaqoub and Mohamed Ahmed Nazar in North Darfur

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

New York -- Members of the Sudan Liberation Movement-Transitional Council (SLM-TC), an armed group affiliated with the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), arrested freelance journalists Nasr Yaqoub and Mohamed Ahmed Nazar on Monday, July 7, from a shop in Abu Shouk Camp market in El-Fasher, North Darfur.Africa · Sudan See the Story

Indian state’s proposed misinformation law opens door to criminalizing press - Committee to Protect Journalists

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

New Delhi, July 7, 2025—Authorities in the southern Indian state of Karnataka must ensure that a proposed law to curb misinformation and fake news does not infringe on press freedom or criminalize journalism, the Committee to Protect Journalists said Thursday. “Criminalizing vague and undefined forms of ‘fake news’ without proper judicial oversight risks silencing critical...Fake News · New Delhi Read Article

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