Colorado newspaper denied access to cover horse roundup
- Date of Incident
- Location
- Colorado
- Targets
- The Cortez Journal
Denial of Access
Data Tracked For This Category
Denial of access to government events that are traditionally open or attended by the press and where the denial of access either deprives the public of significant information, appears to be retaliatory, or is done without meaningful justification. Concrete changes in policy or practice to restrict or deny access may also be included in this category.
Denial of access to individuals in some cases, such as where the available space limits the number of journalists allowed to attend or where individuals arguing for access do not meet reasonable standards for credentials, can be seen as meaningful justifications and will not be included.
Recent Incidents
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Baltimore court denies reporters access to courtroom audio recordings
- Date of Incident
- Location
- Baltimore, Maryland
- Targets
- Justine Barron (Independent), Paul McGrew (WBFF)
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Tennessee Highway Patrol blocks reporters from covering protest, threaten with arrest
- Date of Incident
- Location
- Nashville, Tennessee
- Targets
- Joel Ebert (The Tennessean), Kyle Horan (WTVF), Natalie Allison (The Tennessean), Sergio Martínez-Beltrán (Nashville Public Radio)
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Judge limits media access to evidence in Minnesota police shooting trial
- Date of Incident
- Location
- Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Targets
- Media, Minneapolis Star Tribune, Minnesota Public Radio
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Department of State bars press pool from briefing call, allowing only “faith-based media”
- Date of Incident
- Location
- Washington, District of Columbia
- Targets
- CNN, Press Corps
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Ohio political reporter removed from Democratic Party mailing list, reinstated by chair
- Date of Incident
- Location
- Cleveland, Ohio
- Targets
- Seth Richardson (Cleveland.com)
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White House bars four print reporters from covering dinner between U.S., North Korea leaders
- Date of Incident
- Location
- Hanoi, Vietnam
- Targets
- Eli Stokols (Los Angeles Times), Jeff Mason (Reuters), Jonathan Lemire (The Associated Press), Justin Sink (Bloomberg News)
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Trump stops regular press briefings, citing unfair media treatment
- Updated on
- Date of Incident
- Location
- Washington, District of Columbia
- Targets
- White House Correspondent's Association
Articles About Denial of Access
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In win for press, judge halts CA ordinance that set buffer zones around encampment sweeps
- Published
- Written by
- Stephanie Sugars
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Iowa, Kansas lawmakers bar media from Senate floors, stymieing newsgathering
- Published
- Written by
- Katherine Jacobsen
