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CPJ Insider: March edition
A Ukrainian military instructor holds a training session
A Ukrainian military instructor holds a training session for civilians
amid fears of a possible Russian invasion. (AFP/Sergei Supinsky)
CPJ's Gulnoza Said on fears for journalists as Russia invades Ukraine
After threatening to do so for months, Russian President Vladimir
Putin has launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, a move that U.S.
President Joe Biden called "a premeditated war that will bring a
catastrophic loss of life and human suffering." Now, Ukraine is
bracing for full-scale conflict. Here, we speak to Gulnoza Said,
CPJ's Europe and Central Asia program coordinator, about what we
can expect for journalists in Ukraine. Learn more »
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CNN's Amanpour speaks to CPJ's new president, Jodie Ginsberg
In January, CPJ announced we had found our new president, press
freedom advocate Jodie Ginsberg. Until Ginsberg takes her place at the
head of the organization in April, Robert Mahoney, who for years has
served as CPJ's deputy executive director, has been appointed
executive director. Learn more »
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Must-reads
In a series of moving interviews, CPJ asked five Afghan journalists
what they chose to put in the one bag they were allowed to bring with
them when they fled the country last year. One of them, who brought a
jar of soil, said, "It is a piece of Afghanistan that we will keep
with us."
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Some journalists reporting on protests against vaccine mandates for
truckers in Canada are being harassed and assaulted. One of them told
CPJ, "There's a general sense that attacking journalists is now
normal."
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CPJ called on Israel to fully investigate allegations that its police
used Pegasus spyware to hack journalists' phones. "By allowing Pegasus
spyware to proliferate worldwide," CPJ said, "the Israeli government
has unleashed a monster that now appears to be going after Israeli
journalists."
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CPJ in the news
"Daniel Ortega's regime sentenced journalist and former
presidential candidate Miguel Mora to 13 years in prison,"
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Oicanadian
"Mexican president Lopez Obrador pushes back at
'misinformed' Antony Blinken,"
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Newsweek
"Senators Rubio, Kaine urge Mexico to protect its
journalists," NBC News
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"Sharp rise in murders of journalists in Mexico prompts calls
for change," PBS NewsHour
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"Any journalist could be a target-how reporters in Mexico
are coping with a killing spree that keeps getting worse,"
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Forbes
"Journalists working with UN freed by Taliban,"
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The Hill
"Fears mount for mental state of imprisoned blogger Mohamed
Oxygen after refusal to attend mother's funeral,"
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Mada Masr
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