Sentence examples for attacks on journalism from inspiring English sources

The most notable, and welcome, example of this came late last month when she noted President Obama's "disconnect between words and actions on free speech" given his administration's flagrant attacks on journalism by its prosecution of whistleblowers, as well as its penchant for secrecy and other acts that mock the first amendment.

The New York Times publisher said he was not asking Mr Trump not to criticise his newspaper if he was unhappy with its coverage but asking him to "reconsider his broader attacks on journalism".

To the editor: Steve Oney's op-ed article on Jewish industrialist Leo Frank's lynching in 1915 amid anti-Semitic hysteria and attacks on journalism provided clarity.

"This isn't journalism," I said, "this is sport". If anything, it was an attack on journalism.

He was deeply suspicious of rationalism – as a Catholic he would say that only God truly knows – and Scoop is not an attack on journalism so much as an assault on human arrogance.

The US government didn't lift a finger to stop this blatant attack on journalism and press freedom – even as it has been moving heaven and earth to bring Edward Snowden back to the US.

The CPJ's Mexico representative, Jan-Albert Hootsaid said Valdez's killing was "an attack on journalism, all journalists throughout Mexico".

And in Washington, the Obama administration continues to escalate its attacks on whistleblowers, journalism and civil liberties.

The independent English-language Cambodia Daily was forced to close in September over allegations of tax irregularities in what critics say was a thinly veiled attack on critical journalism, and the Phnom Penh Post was sold to a Malaysian investor with ties to Hun Sen. Hun Sen has also ensured that this time, he is running almost completely unopposed.

There are two lines of attack on her journalism.

Daleiden characterized Tuesday's search as "an attack on citizen journalism".