– September in the MENA region: a free expression round-up (Demo)

Algerian journalist Lynda Abbou explains why protests that have swept the country in recent weeks were a pivotal moment for…

Côte d'Ivoire's new media bill has the potential to be exploited by politicians and influential people to settle scores with…

After many predictions of its death, radio is on the rise again, its audience is growing across various age groups…

The National Security Legislation Amendment Bill could result in journalists being sent to prison just for doing their job. Source:…

This statement was originally published on ipi.media on 23 March 2020. New draft legislation in Hungary threatening journalists and others…

The International Press Centre has condemned the raid and forced closure of Daily Trust Newspaper's head office in Abuja by…

High levels of revenue and ownership concentration in the media sector pose a threat to freedom of information in Peru….

The Egyptian Organization for Human Rights (EOHR) has condemned recent violations of freedom of expression and called on the government…

In August, rights advocates celebrated the release of Cambodian land rights activist Tep Vanny and the repeal of Malaysia's anti-Fake…

In Egypt, photojournalist Shawkan remained in prison throughout February despite the passing of his release date (he was finally freed,…

More than 20 international and local rights organizations call on Paraguayan lawmakers to reject a proposed law regulating anonymous online…

This statement was originally published on ifj.org on 5 February 2020. Wan Noor Hayati Wan Alias, a journalist and union…

The year 2018 saw courts handing down convictions for abusive online attacks and campaigns against journalists. Source: MEDIA FEED

The writers and editors included in the literary collection Sun on Closed Windows have received death threats, insults and have…

The journalists were arrested on charges of 'conspiracy to overthrow' the regime; Nasriddinov was acquitted of all charges, Abdullaev was…