Honduras - Attacks and threats aimed at provincial media reach alarming level

Reporters without borders

After the recent wave of threats suffered by the journalist and rights activist Dina Meza, further attacks and threats aimed at media workers in late April show it is impossible for them to do their jobs free from danger. Honduras has seen 26 deaths among journalists in a decade, 19 of them in the period immediately after the June, 2009 coup d'état. To date, none of these cases has been solved. “We await confirmation from the authorities that full protection will be afforded to all (...)

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