In Houthi-controlled Yemen silence exile or detention at least 13

Torture. Denial of medical care. Repeated interrogations and accusations of collaborating with enemies: Yemeni journalist Youssef Ajlan's story of his detention, which lasted over a year, hews closely to those of many journalists imprisoned for their work.

This month, CPJ published its annual prison census, which found that governments around the world are holding at least 262 journalists behind bars for their reporting.