Honduras - RSF condemns attacks on Radio Globo in report marking Honduran Journalists Day

Reporters without borders

To mark Honduran Journalists Day on Monday 25 May, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is publishing a report on Radio Globo, one of Honduras' most popular independent broadcasters. RSF interviewed members of its editorial staff who give their assessment of the state of freedom of information in the country and speak out about the difficulties faced by Radio Globo. Read the report here. Entitled How Radio y TV Globo journalists broadcast the news amid crimes, threats and attacks, the report (...)

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