Committee to Protect Journalists

The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organization founded in 1981. They promote press freedom worldwide by defending the rights of journalists to report the news without fear of reprisal. Website: www.cpj.org/

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Police search Brazilian blogger's devices in morning raid 24 March 2017 \| Publisher: Committee to Protect Journalists \| Document type: Country News
O Globo and Folha de S.Paulo ordered to remove reports about Brazil's First Lady 15 February 2017 \| Publisher: Committee to Protect Journalists \| Document type: Country News
Journalists Killed in 2016 - Motive Unconfirmed: Luciano Fernandes 31 December 2016 \| Publisher: Committee to Protect Journalists \| Document type: Annual Reports
Journalists Killed in 2016 - Motive Unconfirmed: João Valdecir de Borba 31 December 2016 \| Publisher: Committee to Protect Journalists \| Document type: Annual Reports
Journalists Killed in 2016 - Motive Confirmed: João Miranda do Carmo 31 December 2016 \| Publisher: Committee to Protect Journalists \| Document type: Annual Reports
Brazil: Newspaper supplement alleging corruption confiscated 30 September 2016 \| Publisher: Committee to Protect Journalists \| Document type: Country News
Critical Brazilian journalist injured in shooting 30 September 2016 \| Publisher: Committee to Protect Journalists \| Document type: Country News
Muckraking Brazilian journalist killed outside his home 26 July 2016 \| Publisher: Committee to Protect Journalists \| Document type: Country News
Brazilian newspaper faces judicial harassment 20 June 2016 \| Publisher: Committee to Protect Journalists \| Document type: Country News
Court orders Brazilian blogger to delete posts 3 June 2016 \| Publisher: Committee to Protect Journalists \| Document type: Country News

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