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CPJ Insider: November edition
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CPJ prepares to host its 2021 awards ceremony
In just a few weeks, CPJ will host its 2021 International Press
Freedom Awards ceremony, our annual celebration of journalists who put
their lives on the line to bring us the news. Tune in to ipfa.cpj.org
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at 8 p.m. on November 18 to check out the show! Learn more
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Muratov and Ressa at IPFA
Journalists honored with the Nobel Peace Prize
CPJ was thrilled to learn in October
that Rappler's Maria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov
of Novaya Gazeta were awarded the 2021 Nobel Peace
Prize. The Nobel Committee lauded their "courageous fight for
freedom of expression in the Philippines and Russia" and touted
the necessity of freedom of expression as a precondition for lasting
peace. Learn more »
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Bedoya
Colombia held responsible for attack on Bedoya
In October, the Inter-American Court of Human
Rights ruled that Colombia was responsible for the 2000
abduction, rape, and torture of journalist Jineth Bedoya Lima and
ordered the government to investigate and punish the
attackers. Learn more »
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Must-reads
A feature by CPJ Europe Correspondent Attila Mong
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examines how journalists covering protests against COVID-19
safety measures are being called "terrorists,"
"murderers," and even "pedophiles." "It
is becoming unbearable," one journalist said.
CPJ's China correspondent describes how China's
pledges for press freedom around the Olympics in 2008 were
worthless and, for the upcoming Winter Olympics in February,
are simply absent
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CPJ Central America Correspondent Dánae
Vílchez examines the deteriorating environment
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for press freedom ahead of the presidential elections in
Nicaragua and outlines eight threats to watch as the country
goes to the polls.
CPJ now accepts cryptocurrency
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to accept cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin, and
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asset. If you have any questions, please contact the Development
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CPJ in the news
"Nobel prize underscores risks to journalists and democracy
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," News Decoder
"Unsolved murders: Yet again, India is among 12 countries where
killers of journalists can get away
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," Newslaundry
"How this ship puts reporters in danger, and what Congress can
do about it
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," Columbia Journalism Review
"Media fight for justice, better protection in Malta
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," VOA
"Violent abductions target Sudanese civilians in aftermath of
coup
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," The Guardian
"Student journalists say online harassment is a major issue
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," Teen Vogue
"A Missouri newspaper told the state about a security risk. Now
it faces prosecution
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," Wisconsin Public Radio
"I was perceived security risk for taking #EndSARS protest
pictures
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," The Guardian Nigeria
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