Philippines: Farewell to a tireless champion for press freedom

The Philippines’ media fraternity and journalist unions globally are mourning the loss of a giant of media freedom following the death of Filipino…

Sudan: Authorities block news websites

The Sudanese authorities blocked more than 30 news websites in the run up to protests demanding the resignation of the government. The International…

Alert: IRADA and IFJ to launch major review of Pakistan’s labour laws at webinar on Tuesday July 13

The Institute for Research, Advocacy and Development (IRADA) has written a new report on Pakistan’s labour laws and their impact on media workers,…

Philippines: Duterte asks press to remove masks and face shields at press conference

Philippines’ President Rodrigo Duterte during a press conference on July 1 asked a reporter to take off her face mask and face shield when asking him…

Maldives: Parliamentary committee intervenes in media council case

A Maldives Parliament standing committee on independent institutions has presented its own complaint to the Maldives Media Council (MMC), a body it is…

Chile: policías hirieron a dos reporteros gráficos en la ciudad de Santiago

Durante la jornada de ayer, dos fotógrafos que se hallaban realizando la cobertura del cortejo fúnebre de una reconocida defensora de los derechos…

Honduras: capturaron a los presuntos asesinos del periodista Luis Almendares

El pasado 18 de junio, las autoridades detuvieron a dos personas que habrían sido los autores materiales del ataque al comunicador, que falleció el 28…

Ethiopia: Relentless crackdown on journalists covering military conflict

Journalists have been facing increasing threats of arrest and violence in Ethiopia since the start of the war in Tigray. Twelve journalists from two…

Journalists and the China story: Myanmar

As Myanmar burns and the structures of Myanmar’s media collapse, China’s years of media outreach are under jeopardy.

Journalists and the China story: Tunisia

Chinese and Tunisian ties have never been strong, but China’s recent outreach shows just how far its media footprint extends.

Journalists and the China story: Serbia

Serbia’s foreign influence historically from neighbouring Russia. Today, China is establishing a role in the country’s economy, politics, and media…

Eswatini: South African journalists detained and tortured

Security forces in Eswatini arrested and tortured two South African journalists covering pro-democracy protests on 4 July. The International…

Palestine: Strike call after security forces attack journalists covering demonstrations

Palestinian security forces have repeatedly attacked and harassed journalists covering recent anti-government demonstrations across the West Bank. The…

Belarus: Solidarity with Belarusian journalists

The International and European Federations of Journalists (IFJ/EFJ) have again expressed their solidarity with Belarusian journalists as the crackdown…

India: Authorities question editor and editor-in-chief in their investigation of Newsclick

Newsclick’s editor, Pranjal Pandey, and editor-in-chief, Prebir Purkayastha, were questioned on June 30 by authorities from India’s Income Tax…

Dutch journalist in critical condition after being shot five times

Dutch journalist Peter R. de Vries is fighting for his life in hospital after being shot five times in Lange Leidsedwars street in Amsterdam yesterday…

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