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JOHN BELEN VILLANUEVA

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EDITORIAL – World Press Freedom Day

May 4, 2003 - 12:00am

In Arlington, Virginia yesterday, 31 names were added to a list engraved in glass. That makes 1,475 journalists from around the world who died of illness or were killed in line with their work from 1812 to 2002...

Opinion