Clayton Weimers

Clayton Weimers

activist United States

Clayton Weimers is the executive director of Reporters Without Borders (RSF) US, an organization dedicated to promoting press freedom and supporting independent journalism worldwide. He has voiced concerns regarding the implications of U.S. foreign aid cuts on global media independence, warning that such decisions could exacerbate misinformation and empower authoritarian regimes.

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Sweden Sweden: Clayton Weimers emphasizes that attacks from a sitting president will worsen the challenges faced by American journalism. 5

Dagens Nyheter: ANNONS: Det fria ordet under attack – därför är pressfriheten viktigare än någonsin

Sweden Sweden: Clayton Weimers is the head of Reporters Without Borders in the USA, highlighting the threats to American press freedom. 6

Dagens Nyheter: ANNONS: Det fria ordet under attack – därför är pressfriheten viktigare än någonsin

Dominican Republic Dominican Republic: Clayton Weimers is the executive director of Reporters Without Borders in the United States who expressed satisfaction with the judge's decision. 8

Listín Diario – oldest Dominican newspaper, est. 1889: Juez paraliza temporalmente decisión de cerrar Voz de América

Slovakia Slovakia: Clayton Weimers is the executive director of RSF USA who expressed relief at the judge's decision. 8

SME – major Slovak daily, est. 1993: Sudca dočasne zablokoval snahu Trumpovej vlády umlčať Hlas Ameriky

Costa Rica Costa Rica: Clayton Weimers is the executive director of Reporters Without Borders in the United States who expressed satisfaction with the judge's decision. 8

La Nación – main Costa Rican daily, est. 1946: Juez paraliza temporalmente decisión de cerrar Voz de América

India India: Clayton Weimers leads Reporters Without Borders in the United States and explained their involvement to defend Voice of America. 7

The Times of India: 'Objective news is gone from world': Voice of America accuses Trump administration of unlawfully shutting it down