CPJ (Committee to Protect Journalists)

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) is an independent organization that advocates for press freedom worldwide. Founded in 1981, it works to protect the rights of journalists who face threats, harassment, imprisonment, or violence due to their work. CPJ conducts research, raises awareness about issues affecting journalists, and campaigns for the release of detained reporters. By promoting safe and free journalism, CPJ aims to ensure that the public can access reliable information, which is vital for democracy and accountability. Overall, it plays a key role in defending the interests of journalists globally.