Escolar Documentos
Profissional Documentos
Cultura Documentos
Under
Threat
Since CPJ began keeping record in 1992,
1241
journalists killed
2016
48
journalists
killed
259
behind bars
2016 PRISON CENSUS
259 PRISONERS WORLDWIDE
Turkey and China and
Egypt are currently the
leading jailers of
journalists.
2016 PRISON CENSUS
259 journalists jailed worldwide - the highest number recorded since 1990
456
EXILED
2009 2014, cases assisted by CPJ.
88% of killed
journalists are
local reporters
reporting on stories in
their home countries.
The most dangerous beat in the world is NOT war or human rights.
Its politics.
46% of journalists killed since 1992 covered politics.
this photo: Anti-government protesters take over the state TV podium in Ouagadougou, capital of Burkina Faso, October 30, 2014. REUTERS/Joe Penne
Nearly half of
journalists behind
bars in 2016
worked online.
Obama and
the Press
The Obama
administration
conducted more
than twice as many
criminal
prosecutions for
alleged leaks of
classified
information than all
the previous U.S.
administrations
combined.
Journalism
Under Trump
Trump has tweeted
hundreds of insults at
journalists, sometimes
sparking waves on online
harassment. He has
allegedly asked former FBI
director James Comey to jail
journalists and his
administration has
prosecuted an alleged leaker
under the Espionage Act.
Major Press Freedom
Threats
Terror dynamic
Impunity
Criminal Defamation and
Legal Threats
Online threats, censorship
and surveillance
Physical Safety
Mitigating Risks
Censorship
&
Surveillance
Protecting Sources
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