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The Guyana Press Association calls on the Guyana Police Force to execute an in-depth investigation into the presence of a live grenade near a vehicle owned by the publisher of Kaieteur News, Glenn Lall. Regardless of the motive, the act alone has a chilling effect on press freedom.
Guyana Highlights
The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights on November 5 ruled that the lives and personal integrity of three Kaietur News Journal journalists were in danger after they were threatened for publishing reports of serious wrongdoing by the government.
Guyana
IPI is concerned over a recorded phone call in which a person identified as the Guyana AG appeared to suggest that "Kaieteur News" staff members risked deadly reprisal if the paper continued its critical reporting.
Free Expression & the Law
Less than a month after its mandate came into effect, Guyana's new National Broadcasting Authority (NBA) is facing criticism for its domination by members with links to the ruling party, none of whom apparently have substantive experience in broadcasting.
International Press Institute
Reporters Without Borders
Free Expression & the Law
Guyana
5 October 2011
Inter American Press Association
Reporters Without Borders
Inter American Press Association
Inter American Press Association
Freedom House
Inter American Press Association
Reporters Without Borders
International Press Institute
Reporters Without Borders
Canadian Journalists for Free Expression
Committee to Protect Journalists
Reporters Without Borders
Reporters Without Borders
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