
Committee to Protect Journalists
Organization NGOOrganization advocating for press freedom and protecting journalists worldwide.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) is a non-profit organization that campaigns for press freedom and protects journalists from persecution and violence. Founded in 1981, the CPJ has been monitoring threats to journalists globally, particularly in regions with restricted media freedoms. Recent events highlight the organization's concerns about crackdowns on free speech, journalist detentions, and attacks on media professionals. The CPJ has issued statements and reports condemning these incidents, calling for investigations and advocating for journalists' rights. With its global presence and expertise, the CPJ plays a crucial role in promoting press freedom and holding governments accountable for protecting journalists.
Last updated: June 1, 2026
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Maldives jails two journalists for reporting on president’s alleged affair

Hungary’s new PM apologises to those wronged under Orbán in first speech

FBI’s lack of progress on Israeli killing of journalist ‘troubling’: CPJ

Detention of journalist in Kuwait raises questions about crackdown on freedom of speech

Iraqi armed group releases abducted US journalist Shelly Kittleson

Reporters tués dans le sud du Liban: une organisation de défense des journalistes demande une enquête

Dozens of Palestinian journalists beaten, starved or raped, report alleges

Thai court clears Australian writer after Malaysian defamation case withdrawn
