Press Freedom
New Research Examines Restrictions On Incarcerated Journalists In US Prisons
A briefing from the Prison Policy Initiative documents many of the restrictions that prisons in the United States impose to prevent journalism from incarcerated individuals.
Fourteen states—Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, and Virginia—have a “total
Attorneys, Journalists Who Visited Assange Respond To CIA Push To Dismiss Their Lawsuit Against Alleged Spying
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Attorneys and journalists, who were allegedly spied on by the CIA and former CIA director Mike Pompeo, responded to the CIA and Pompeo’s arguments for dismissal of
British Counter-Terrorism Police Detain And Interrogate British Journalist At Airport
Kit Klarenberg, a British journalist previously published by The Dissenter, was detained and interrogated by British counter-terrorism police when he arrived at the London Luton Airport on May 19.
Police were particularly interested in his reports for The Grayzone and seized his electronic devices.
The incident was reported by The
US Labor Agency Rejects Starbucks' Effort To Obtain Records Of Worker Communications With Media
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A judge for the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) determined it was unlawful for Starbucks to request records of communications between unionized
India Accuses Reporter For Defense News Of 'Espionage'
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A correspondent for Defense News was arrested in a raid by India’s Central Bureau of Investigation and accused of “collecting confidential information” about the
