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A
new chapter: Exiled Chilean journalist
Alejandra Matus chats with DFN at the conclusion of her struggle.
(November 1, 2001)
Book
ban lifted: A Chilean judge lifted
the ban on journalist Alejandra Matus's expose on corruption in
the judiciary. (October 17, 2001)
Black
Book still closed:
In a Kafkaesque twist, Chile's Supreme Court upheld a ban on Alejandra
Matus's book on judicial corruption even though the law that her
book allegedly violated has been repealed. (August 24, 2001)
Chilean
journalist's book still banned despite court decision: Alejandra
Matus, who exposed corruption in her country's judiciary, continues
to fight for the lifting of a ban on her book. (August 6, 2001)
Exiled
Chilean journalist to return home: After more than two years
of exile, Chilean journalist Alejandra Matus can finally return
to her native Chile. (July 9, 2001)
Judge
issues mixed verdict in case of banned Chilean journalist:
A Chilean judge dropped charges against exiled journalist Alejandra
Matus of violating national security but refused to eliminate
the oustanding arrest warrant against her until his decision is
reconfirmed. (July 2, 2001)
New
press law approved in Chile:
Passage of a new press law in Chile should stop the prosecution
of individuals like journalist Alejandra Matus. (April 19, 2001)
Chilean
House approves improved press law: Two years after her book
was banned, exiled journalist Alejandra Matus has a ray of hope
that she can return to her native Chile. (April 12, 2001)
Journalist's
case officially closed: Last week, Chilean Court of Appeals
Judge Jaime Rodriguez sealed the fate of Alejandra Matus, exiling
the journalist from her native land for at least 13 years. (February
13, 2001)
Investigation
of journalist ends: Chilean Court of Appeals Judge Jaime Rodriguez
ended his investigation of journalist Alejandra Matus, who may
not be able to return to Chile for at least 13 years. (December
21, 2000)
Living
in exile: In an interview with the Digital Freedom Network,
Chilean journalist Alejandra Matus talks about her lifelong passion
for journalism and truth. (April 4, 2000)
The
price for fighting corruption: On April 14, award-winning
journalist Alejandra Matus boarded a plane from her native Chile
to Argentina. (Updated October 3, 1999)
A
thousand dusty books in a police cellar: Alejandra Matus tells
how and why she left her native Chile after her book was banned.
(September 10, 1999)
Power
Rituals: excerpt from Alejandra Matus’s banned book The
Black Book of Chilean Justice. (September 10, 1999)
The
Black Book: an editorial cartoon by DFN artist R. Frank Lebowitz
on Alejandra Matus’s banned book The Black Book of Chilean
Justice. (September 10, 1999)
Pinochet
and human rights in Chile: DFN special report
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