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As negotiations continue, the proposed UN Cybercrime Convention must not become a tool to undermine press freedom

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By Sarah Spicer Verified
| Committee to Protect Journalists
The two-week session of negotiations on the draft UN Cybercrime Convention concluded on Friday, February 9, with member states unable to reach a consensus on critical aspects. Member states agreed to extend the negotiation process, with an additional session likely to be held in July 2024.
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Russia extends detention of U.S.-Russia journalist Alsu Kurmasheva; CPJ calls for release

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By Sarah Spicer Verified
| Committee to Protect Journalists
New York, February 1, 2023—The Committee to Protect Journalists condemned a Russian court’s decision on Thursday to extend the pretrial detention of U.S.-Russian journalist Alsu Kurmasheva until April 5, and called for her immediate release.
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CPJ condemns acquittal of suspected organizer of 1992 murder of Polish journalist Jarosław Ziętara

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By Sarah Spicer Verified
| Committee to Protect Journalists
Berlin, January 26, 2024—The Committee to Protect Journalists condemns a recent Polish court ruling that, in a final, non-appealable verdict, acquitted former member of the Polish Senate and entrepreneur Aleksander Gawronik, who has been accused of being the initiator of the 1992 murder of investigative journalist Jarosław Ziętara.
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