Led by the Guardian and Washington Post, two newspapers for whom Phillips worked as a freelance correspondent, editors from at least 20 large media groups, and press freedom organisations signed the open letter published yesterday.
"We write to express our extreme concern regarding the safety and whereabouts of our colleague and friend Dom Phillips, and Bruno Araújo Pereira, with whom Dom was travelling. Dom is a globally respected journalist with a deep love for Brazil and its people," said the letter, which was also addressed to Brazil's defence and foreign ministers.
It added: "Dom and Bruno have now been missing in the Amazon for more than three days. Their families, friends and colleagues have repeatedly requested assistance from local, state and national authorities and emergency services.
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