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Costa Rica
A Costa Rican court has ruled that government surveillance of a reporter’s phone records was unconstitutional. The ruling was made in the case of Diario Extra journalist, Manuel Estrada, who was targeted by the Judicial Investigation Police after he wrote an article that criticised the agency.
Costa Rica Highlights
Reporters Without Borders calls for a parliamentary committee investigation into spying on the San José-based Diario Extra newspaper, which reported that the Judicial Investigation Agency and the office of the public prosecutor have been monitoring the private and professional phone calls of its journalists for the past ten months.
A look at the state of press freedom for the host of World Press Freedom Day celebrations.
Costa Rica
The outcry that has followed the enactment of Costa Rica’s highly controversial cybercrime law has forced the government into a hasty about-turn. It announced that the legislation, which provides for up to 10 years’ imprisonment for publishing “secret political information”, would not apply to journalists.
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Costa Rica
6 August 2004
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Costa Rica
11 March 2004
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