8 July 2010

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CJFE collecting information from journalists who covered the G20 summit


As a result of the many stories and reports we have been hearing from journalists who were covering the G20, Canadian Journalists for Free Expression (CJFE) is conducting a survey of journalists who believe their freedom of expression was compromised by police/security personnel during the G20 security operation. This collection of information will result in a public report by CJFE; the information and firsthand accounts from journalists is critical to the report.

We are asking journalists who participated to complete a survey to help us in this task. If you know of others who have similar complaints, please advise us as soon as possible, or have them contact us directly.

Please click here to access the survey


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