Out of Order: The Perfect Storm - Coronavirus, Corruption, and Freedom of the Press

Author:
Jonathan D. Katz

The recent World Press Freedom Day was a reminder of the growing threats faced by journalists around the world. The coronavirus pandemic only exacerbates things, especially for media navigating places where corruption and democratic backsliding are on the rise as some leaders seek to take advantage of the moment for political or financial gain.

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