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Journalists’ guide to HIPAA during the COVID-19 health crisis
The Reporters Committee analyzes HIPAA's 'Privacy Rule' to help journalists gain access to important health information during the COVID-19 pandemic. -
This Week in Technology + Press Freedom: April 26, 2020
Here’s what the staff of the Technology and Press Freedom Project at the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press… -
Special Analysis: Explicit press protections in state and territorial emergency laws
RCFP surveys the laws of all 50 states and five major U.S. territories for media-specific exemptions from emergency management laws. -
Reporters Committee urges Congress to protect press, public access to judicial proceedings during COVID-19
The Reporters Committee’s letter outlines four key recommendations to increase court access in future pandemic response legislation. -
Reporters Committee statement on arrest warrants for journalists reporting on Liberty University
Update: On May 15, a local prosecutor in Virginia issued a press release announcing that she would not pursue criminal trespassing charges… -
Special Analysis: COVID-19 Emergency Measures and Press Freedom
The Reporters Committee examines governments' expansive powers during a public health emergency and how they could affect press freedoms. -
An update for our donors during this public health crisis
I wish you and your loved ones the very best during this difficult time. It certainly feels like everything changed… -
New resource from Reporters Committee for journalists, public officials amid COVID-19
Information addresses court access, public records, open meetings, and government emergency powers amid pandemic. -
Reporters Committee statement on D.C.’s COVID-19 emergency legislation
The legislation would allow delayed responses to public records requests due to COVID-19. -
Reporters Committee urges Supreme Court to livestream upcoming hearings, oral arguments
Update: On April 13, the U.S. Supreme Court announced that it will hear 10 oral arguments via telephone in May.…