NHPR Reporters Face Attacks for Investigating Sexual Misconduct

The New Yorker Times

June 6, 2023

After publishing an investigative report on alleged sexual misconduct by the founder and former owner of a network of addiction recovery centers, New Hampshire Public Radio journalists experienced broken windows, graffiti, and other threats at their homes. These recent actions are some of the latest incidences in an ongoing trend of attacks on journalists nationwide.

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