The high price journalists paid for LGBTQ+ reporting, and how to protect yourself now
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Committee to Protect Journalists
8d ago
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Radio FreeThe high price journalists paid for LGBTQ+ reporting, and how to protect yourself nowradiofree.orgAs LGBTQ+ communities celebrate Pride this June, many journalists continue to face an ugly reality: simply reporting on this community can open them up to prosecution, physical attacks, threats, arrest, exile, and even death. Avijit Roy, a Bangladeshi-born American who blogged about LGBTQ+ rights and free expression, was stabbed to death alongside his wife after...
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