Chile - Court asked to protect TV journalist against attempt to seize video of riots

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders supports the principle of a request for judicial protection for a TV journalist's video of rioting which a court in Coyhaique, the capital of the troubled Patagonian region of Aysén, is due to consider today. The request was filed by Senator Alejandro Navarro Brain and Rubén Jérez, a lawyer with the United Workers Central (CUT), on 29 March, a few hours after men in civilian dress went to the home of the journalist who filmed the video, Canal 40 TV Aysén owner and (...)

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