Articles - El Salvador
27 April 2011
Bolivia / El Salvador
Journalist found dead in Bolivia; cameraman gunned down in El Salvador
Two journalists were killed in two relatively safe countries in Latin America this past week. A journalist who went missing on 19 April in Bolivia was found dead two days later, report IFEX interim member Asociación Nacional de la Prensa (ANP) and other IFEX members, while a cameraman in El Salvador was gunned down near the capital on Monday, report the Inter American Press Association (IAPA), the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) and Reporters Without Borders (RSF).
10 September 2009
El Salvador
Photojournalist/documentary filmmaker killed
A filmmaker who spent years documenting El Salvador's most violent gangs was shot dead last week, say the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), the International Press Institute (IPI) and Reporters Without Borders (RSF).
28 September 2007
El Salvador
UN REPORTER DE LA RADIO EST ABATTU
28 September 2007
El Salvador
REPORTERO DE RADIO BALEADO
25 September 2007
El Salvador
RADIO REPORTER GUNNED DOWN
A radio reporter in El Salvador who had told his family he had been receiving death threats was gunned down a few metres from his home last week, report the Inter American Press Association (IAPA) and the Institute for Press and Society (Instituto Prensa y Sociedad, IPYS).
3 August 2007
El Salvador
LA POLICE UTILISE LA LOI ANTITERRORISTE POUR RÉPRIMER LES PROTESTATIONS
3 August 2007
El Salvador
POLICÍA USA LEY ANTITERRORISMO PARA SUPRIMIR MANIFESTACIÓN
31 July 2007
El Salvador
POLICE USE ANTI-TERROR LAW TO SUPPRESS PROTEST
Amnesty International is "deeply concerned" that the police improperly used new anti-terrorist legislation to punish demonstrators protesting against government plans to privatise water distribution in El Salvador.
13 November 2004
El Salvador
REFORMAS DE CONGRESO PROTEGEN CONFIDENCIALIDAD DE FUENTES DE PERIODISTAS
13 November 2004
El Salvador
LES RÉFORMES DU CONGRÈS PROTÈGENT LA CONFIDENTIALITÉ DES SOURCES DES JOURNALISTES
10 November 2004
El Salvador
CONGRESSIONAL REFORMS PROTECT CONFIDENTIALITY OF JOURNALISTS' SOURCES
The right of journalists to protect their sources in El Salvador may soon become a reality following a decision by Congress to approve reforms to the country's criminal code, reports the Inter American Press Association (IAPA).
11 July 2003
El Salvador
ARTICLE 19 PRÉSENTE UN RAPPORT AUX NATIONS UNIES
28 January 2003
El Salvador
L?IMPUNITÉ EST GÉNÉRALISÉE, SELON UN RAPPORT ANNUEL
28 January 2003
El Salvador
REINA LA IMPUNIDAD, DICE INFORME ANUAL
28 January 2003
El Salvador
IMPUNITY RIFE, SAYS ANNUAL REPORT
Probidad, the El Salvador-based anti-corruption organisation which administers the regional initiative Journalists Against Corruption (Periodistas frente a la corrupción, PFC), has just released its 2002 survey of free expression in El Salvador.
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