Reporters Without Borders today voiced shock and dismay at the murder of Miguel Ángel Amaya Pérez, a young presenter on Sabana radio, who was found shot dead in Santa Elena, in the Petén department in the north of the country.

In Chad, Nadjikimo Benoudjita, managing editor of the privately-owned weekly Notre Temps, was arrested at dawn and is now being held at Intelligence Headquarters.

Reporters Without Borders today condemned pressure exerted on jailed independent Tunisian journalist Slim Boukhdir, who yesterday began a new hunger strike.

One in six journalists jailed worldwide are being held without any publicly disclosed charge, many for months or years at a time and some in secret locations, the Committee to Protect Journalists has found in a new analysis.

It’s called context.