Press groups launch abuse tracker: Lead by the Committee to Protect Journalists and Freedom of the Press Foundation, the site “aims to be the first to provide reliable, easy-to-access information on the number of press freedom violations in the United States—from journalists facing charges to reporters stopped at the U.S. border or asked to hand over their electronics,” the release says.
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