States of Censorship: Journalism Under Attack
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Imprisonment, oppressive laws, and harassment of journalists - these are just a few means of censorship around the world. The use of these repressive tactics threaten freedom of expression and the public\\u2019s right to information.
\\nOn this edition, we hear from journalists in Ecuador and Mexico, and learn about the most censored countries from the Committee to Protect Journalists.
\\nFeaturing:
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- William Morocho,\\xa0Page Designer with Diario HOY \\n
- Jaime Mantilla,\\xa0Director of Diario HOY newspaper \\n
- Carlos Ochoa Hernandez,\\xa0head of Supercom \\n
- Rosental Alves,\\xa0Director of the Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas at the University of Texas in Austin \\n
- Romel Jurado,\\xa0Consultant for Supercom \\n
- Gustavo Ruiz,\\xa0Independent Photographer \\n
- Edwin Canch\\xe9 Pech,\\xa0Journalist \\n
- Adri\\xe1n L\\xf3pez Ortiz,\\xa0director of Northwestern newspaper \\n
- Marcela Zendejas,\\xa0Associate Officer on Alternative Media and Gender Issues at Article 19 MEXICO \\n
- Courtney Radsch,\\xa0Advocacy Director with the Committee to Protect Journalists \\n