Indy editor challenges Prime Minister on press freedom
In Twitter essay, Justin Brake responds to Justin Trudeau’s World Press Freedom Day statement.
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Of civil disobedience, injunctions, and the public’s right to know
What happened in Labrador in October of 2016 was a social crisis, which culminated in acts of civil disobedience. How do we know? Largely because of Justin Brake’s journalism.
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Press freedom a “cornerstone of a healthy democracy”
From Concerned Youth of Newfoundland and Labrador: An open letter in support of Justin Brake and the role of good journalism in a turbulent future.
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Press Freedom and the Law 101
No consistent rulings or approach in Canadian courts to journalism and the law.
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STATEMENT: Criminal charges against Justin Brake an attack on press freedom
“If journalists fear their constitutional rights will not be recognized and respected by corporations, governments or police, then they will hesitate to cover stories such as this, a scenario that presents a bleak outlook for journalism in Canada,” says Justin Brake.
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