Protesters

Journalists reporting on the 2024 election cycle have access to RCFP’s free legal resources, including our Election Legal Guide.

The hotline will be staffed by RCFP attorneys in Washington, D.C., and 12 battleground states until polls close.

Reporters Committee resources do not support conclusion that officers couldn’t reasonably know reporter wasn’t a protester

On June 29, the Reporters Committee expressed grave concern with U.S. Park Police officers’ recent attack on an Australian news…

This guide helps journalists understand their rights at protests and how to avoid arrest when reporting on these events.

Lawyers for journalist Aaron Cantú filed a motion Friday to dismiss charges stemming from his arrest while covering the Inauguration…

(Editor's note: The Reporters Committee's hotline, 800-336-4243, will be available during any upcoming unrest for journalists who are interfered with…

The Supreme Court unanimously held Tuesday that Secret Service officials could not be sued by protesters who alleged a First…

The U.S. Supreme Court yesterday unanimously declined to address the First Amendment claims of a protester who was banned from…

The city of New York has reached an $18 million settlement over the arrest of roughly 1,800 protesters, journalists, and…