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Mexico: Women Press Freedom is Outraged by Releases of Ex-Governor and Police Director Accused of Torturing Lydia Cacho
Women Press Freedom expresses profound alarm at judicial decisions granting freedom to a former governor and a former police chief accused of torturing investigative journalist Lydia Cacho.
United States: Court Orders Journalist Ishani Desai to Handover Interview Notes
The California 5th District Court of Appeal upholds a lower court’s decision ordering Ishani Desai — a former reporter for the Bakersfield Californian and now with The Sacramento Bee — to handover interview notes.
Brazil: Journalist Schirlei Alves Sentenced Over Coverage of Controversial Rape Trial
In a verdict that strikes at the very heart of press freedom and justice, Brazilian journalist Schirlei Alves was unjustly sentenced to one year of open detention and fined over $80,000.
Kenya: Pakistani Journalist Javeria Siddique Files Lawsuit Against Kenyan Police Unit
Photojournalist Javeria Siddique — the widow of prominent Pakistani journalist Arshad Sharif, who was tragically killed in Kenya a year ago — has filed a lawsuit against an elite Kenyan police unit.
Kazakhstan: Journalists Convicted Of Conducting “Opinion Polls” During Elections
RSF correspondent Janna Baytelova and Uralskaya Nedelya's editor-in-chief Tamara Eslyamova convicted of conducting illegal opinion polls.
Ukraine: CFWIJ Vehemently Condemns Russia’s Accusations For Extremism Against Journalist Anastasia Zhvyk
Anastasia Zhvyk, a journalist from Sevastopol, has been found guilty of ‘discrediting the Russian armed forces’.