Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ)
Ownership as documented
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- Name
- Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ)From the research record · cites:
- Committee to Protect Journalists (with partner organisations)From the research record · cites:
- CPJ, partners call for urgent action after police violence against journalists in Albania (opens in a new tab)Committee to Protect Journalists · 14 Oct 2026 · ngo · EN
- Committee to Protect JournalistsFrom the research record · cites:
- Country
- InternationalFrom the research record · cites:
- USFrom the research record · cites:
- Ownership
- not applicableFrom the research record · cites:
- not applicable (NGO)From the research record · cites:
Description
Press-freedom NGO; led the 14 Oct 2026 open letter on police violence against journalists in Albania with partners; has documented earlier incidents (2019, 2022).
Other accounts in the research (1 field worded differently)
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- Description
- Press-freedom NGO; led the 14 Oct 2026 open letter on police violence against journalists in Albania with partners; has documented earlier incidents (2019, 2022).From the research record
- Open letter of 14 Oct 2026 on police assaults and obstruction of journalists covering Tirana protests; asks for investigations and EU/CoE/OSCE attention. Signatories beyond CPJ are not named in the article.From the research record
- Co-signed the 14 Oct 2026 open letter to the Speaker of Parliament on attacks on journalists by police.From the research record
Contracts and money
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Officials and people linked
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Investigations and cases
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From 17 Oct 2026
Use of rubber bullets and pellets at Tirana protests (17-24 October 2026)
Reuters, AFP and Al Jazeera reported that on 17 October 2026 Albanian police fired rubber bullets at anti-government protesters in Tirana. AFP described it as the first such use since the protests…
Status: Ongoing: prosecution 7806/2026 open; suspensions reported (count disputed); Ombudsman work ongoing
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Source label: Officially reportedOfficially reported · 1 source
- Publisher
- CPJ
- Date
- Oct 2026