Guatemalan Journalists Protest Attacks on Media

By Human Rights Watch

Click to expand Image Journalists protest to demand an investigation into the killing of two journalists and increased security for the profession in front of the Interior Ministry building in Guatemala City, March 11, 2015. © 2015 AP Photo/Moises Castillo November 30 marks Guatemalan Journalist’s Day, established in 1972 to honor the “vital role” journalists serve in the country. This year, journalists are observing the day by demonstrating against a government that is escalating attacks against them and failing to protect press freedom. Human Rights Watch and the Committee to Protect…

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