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Dear Press Freedom Supporter,

Twenty years ago, when we began our Journalist Assistance program, we
did so because we had identified the need for rapid response for
journalists who were under threat. Today, that program is part of a
larger Emergencies department, which provides physical, digital, and
psychological help, as well as financial support, to thousands of
journalists globally.

The humanitarian crisis that took place in August in Afghanistan
underscored the need for such help. In the few months since the
Taliban seized the country, CPJ has directly helped 60 journalists and
their families flee the country and has supported and contributed to
scores of others doing the same. We continue to respond to thousands
of emergency requests and are giving grants to journalists still in
the country.

If you have already supported CPJ's crucial work this year, we
are very grateful. If you haven't yet had the chance to give a
gift, we hope you will consider making a donation today at
cpj.org/donate

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Thank you so much.

John D. Weis
Director of Development & Outreach



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New York, NY 10108 - United States