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LNJAR offers legal assistance to journalists worldwide

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 17 June 2024

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LNJAR offers legal assistance to journalists worldwide
The Legal Network for Journalists at Risk (LNJAR) offers crucial legal assistance to journalists and independent media worldwide. Its mission is to protect journalists from reprisals while providing comprehensive legal support.

The Legal Network for Journalists at Risk (LNJAR) offers legal assistance to journalists and independent media globally. LNJAR's mission is to safeguard journalists and newsrooms, enabling them to work without fear of reprisal. It provides comprehensive support throughout journalists' legal proceedings. LNJAR includes member organizations and a steering committee featuring the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), Media Defence, and the Thomson Reuters Foundation. Additionally, it develops practical legal resources to help journalists navigate challenges posed by weaponized legal tactics.

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KEY POINTS:

  • LNJAR aims to safeguard journalists and newsrooms globally.
  • The network offers support throughout legal proceedings.
  • Member organizations include CPJ and Thomson Reuters Foundation.
  • LNJAR develops resources to tackle weaponized legal tactics.
  • The initiative allows journalists to work without fear of reprisal.

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