Honduras - No real protection for opposition journalists from threats blamed on military

Reporters without borders

Two journalists have reported receiving credible threats in early November although the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) had asked the Honduran authorities to provide them with protection. They are Arnulfo Aguilar, the head of Radio Uno, a radio station located in the northwestern city of San Pedro Sula, and Luis Galdamez, programme director at Tegucigalpa-based Radio Globo. Both are critics of the June 2009 coup and both have provided critical coverage of the activities (...)

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