Honduras - RWB Americas correspondents voice support for colleague Dina Meza, still threatened in Honduras

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Reporters Without Borders' correspondents in the Americas have written to the Honduran authorities urging them to finally provide protection to RWB's correspondent in Honduras, journalist and human rights defender Dina Meza, the target of repeated threats. Honduran Interior Minister Arturo Corrales Secretaría de Estado en el Despacho de Seguridad Aldea el Ocotal, Antiguo local de la Academía Nacional de Policía Tegucigalpa, Honduras Paris, 29 July 2014 Dear Interior Minister, We, (...)

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