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Drop criminal proceedings against banglamail24 journos: CPJ
Bangladeshi authorities should drop all criminal proceedings against three journalists from the news website banglamail24, release them immediately, and restore press credentials to nine of their...
CPJ condemns journos’ deaths in Afghanistan bombings
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has condemned multiple attacks in Afghanistan yesterday that killed at least 10 journalists. It was one of the deadliest days CPJ has recorded for...
Drop criminal proceedings against banglamail24 journos: CPJ
Bangladeshi authorities should drop all criminal proceedings against three journalists from the news website banglamail24, release them immediately, and restore press credentials to nine of their...
Int’l groups move UN to protect freedom of expression in Bangladesh
A number of international groups working on press freedom and freedom of expression urge urgent and concrete steps by the United Nations (UN) to reverse the deteriorating climate for free...
UN, US, UK, Germany, Denmark, Norway, CPJ condemn Xulhaz killing
UN, US, UK, CPJ, Denmark and Norway condemn the murders of USAID staff Xulhaz Mannan and his friend in Dhaka’s Kalabagan area.
CPJ welcomes blogger Rajib murder convictions
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) welcomes convictions in the case of Bangladeshi blogger Rajib Haider, who was hacked to death in February 2013.
CPJ condemns attacks on liberal minds
Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has condemned Saturday’s separate attacks that killed publisher Faisal Arefin Dipan and injured another publisher Ahmedur Rashid Chowdhury Tutul.
Blogger killings: Bangladesh on CPJ Global Impunity Index
The killing of bloggers in Bangladesh propelled the country onto Global Impunity Index of Community to Protect Journalists.
Free speech under attack as never before: HRW
Human Rights Watch today observed that the free speech in Bangladesh is under attack as never before in the country.
CPJ demands journo Probir’s release
Committee to Protect Journalists calls upon the government to release journalist Probir Sikdar immediately.