CJFE

• Delays in probe of journalists arrested in Hamilton ‘outrageous’: CJFE

  Canadian Journalists for Free Expression calls unresolved investigation into arrests of two journalists “completely unacceptable.”

  Canada

  Feb 27, 2018
  
• Black Bloc warning urges more violence against Canadian journalists

  An anti-fascist group whose members assaulted two Global News journalists at a demonstration in Quebec last weekend threatened more violence against journalists covering future protests

  Canada

  Aug 24, 2017
  
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• We all lose when press freedom is eroded

  In their recent report on the state of press freedom worldwide, the human rights group Freedom House lamented that the situation had deteriorated to "its lowest point in 13 years in 2016 amid unprecedented threats to journalists and media outlets in major democracies."

  Commentary

  May 27, 2017
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• Canadian journalism group calls for public inquiry after journalists arrested in Hamilton

  Global News videographer Jeremy Cohn and freelance journalist David Ritchie were arrested by Hamilton police while on assignment covering the death of a 10-year-old girl in a collision near Evans Road and Dundas Street East in Waterdown Tuesday.

  Canada

  May 17, 2017
• ‘C-51 is a tragedy’: New book slams Canada’s anti-terror law

  Canada is "getting it wrong" in its war on terror, enacting laws that are both unconstitutional and fail to keep the country safer, an upcoming book charges.

  Canada

  Sep 1, 2015
• Ottawa’s anti-terrorism act to face Charter challenge

  The new anti-terror laws impinge on Canadians' fundamental rights and freedoms, two civil liberties groups allege.

  Politics

  Jul 21, 2015
• Freedom and liberty are worth some level of risk, says Edward Snowden

  Terrorism is "an extraordinarily rare natural disaster" and should not be used as an excuse by government to pass laws that limit our rights and freedoms says Edward Snowden.

  World

  Mar 4, 2015
• ‘I hold you responsible’ for conviction, Fahmy’s brother tells Harper

  When an Egyptian court convicted Egyptian-Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy on Monday, his brother and supporters used social media to criticize the Canadian government's relative silence on the case.

  Canada

  Jun 23, 2014