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Reporters flocked to a campus controversy but missed its surprising conclusion

January 17, 2017 By Christopher Hoffman

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Pro-regime journalists are shaping public opinion in Egypt

January 22, 2015 By Jared Malsin

The Egyptian press is made up in large part by those who are under the control of the authorities

Waiting for Iran

January 14, 2015 By Joel Simon

Censorship is not always visible

Why California’s smartphone ‘kill switch’ law should concern journalists

September 4, 2014 By Jonathan Peters

An antitheft measure creates the risk that the government could interfere with newsgathering

Why Obama’s statement on reporters’ arrests in Ferguson is hypocritical

August 14, 2014 By David Uberti

Obama defends reporters in Ferguson, but demands compliance from James Risen

In Egypt, a Kafkaesque trial concludes with a victory for censorship

June 23, 2014 By Jared Malsin

Three Al Jazeera journalists, arrested in December, were sentenced to lengthy prison terms based on questionable evidence

The Obama administration’s pursuit of whistleblowers is taking a toll

February 14, 2014 By Lauren Kirchner

The US dropped 13 Points in the Global Press Freedom Index

Fighting for press freedom in Ecuador

November 26, 2013 By Naomi Sharp

Janet Hinostroza is one of four international journalists being honored by CPJ at this year’s press freedom awards ceremony

Finding James Foley

May 3, 2013 By Curtis Brainard

GlobalPost tracked down its missing reporter in Syria–now to bring him home

In Azerbaijan, a blogger refuses to be silenced

February 15, 2013 By Alison Langley

Emin Milli says the Internet is a lifeline for journalists living under oppressive regimes

Hey coach, lighten up!

October 12, 2012 By Robert Weintraub

Steve Spurrier and his coaching cohorts get pissy with the press

A fatal year

June 29, 2012 By Curtis Brainard

2012 on track to be the deadliest on record for journalists

In Thailand, moderate comments or go to jail

June 4, 2012 By Erika Fry

A new low in the Land of Smiles

Trial Begins Tomorrow for Journalists Imprisoned in Ethiopia

October 19, 2011 By Lauren Kirchner

Their Swedish colleagues demand justice

Has Tunisia Mesmerized Journalists?

November 19, 2010 By Justin D. Martin

Tunisia is one of the world’s worst places for journalists—but you wouldn’t know it