Antiguan government should join other Caribbean nations by abolishing criminal libel
IPI calls on the newly elected prime minister of Antigua and Barbuda to keep to his promise and repeal criminal defamation within the first three months of his administration.
Cyber attacks plague Antiguan investigative news site
The International Press Institute is deeply alarmed to hear that the editors of the Antiguan investigative news site Caribarena have left Antigua and Barbuda reportedly due to fear for their family’s safety.
Antiguan political leaders commit to repealing criminal defamation
The International Press Institute (IPI) welcomes commitments made by the political leadership in Antigua and Barbuda to repeal criminal defamation – possibly as soon as May 3, World Press Freedom Day.
Shots fired at Antiguan reporter
An Antigua and Barbuda-based online news website reported that one of its journalists had been shot at several times after covering a West Indies cricket match.
Freedom of the Press 2007: Antigua and Barbuda
Freedom of the Press 2007: Antigua and Barbuda
Two CARICOM journalists expelled without justification
(RSF/IFEX) – Reporters Without Borders expressed surprise that the government of Antigua and Barbuda expelled the former editor of the daily “Antigua Sun”, Vernon Khelawan, and a colleague of privately-owned Observer Radio, Lennox Linton, on 12 and 13 June 2007. Both men are citizens of countries of the Caribbean Community and Common Market (CARICOM), with […]