– IAPA asks Jamaica MPs to safeguard news media in data protection bill (Demo)

This statement was originally published on cpj.org on 15 October 2019. Egyptian authorities must immediately release imprisoned journalist Esraa Abdel…

The IAPA today condemned the takeover of the plant of the newspaper O Globo in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, by…

This statement was originally published on cpj.org on 28 September 2020. Guatemalan authorities should immediately release radio journalist Anastasia Mejía,…

Authorities in Burundi have expanded the suspension of the Voice of America, withdrawn the BBC's operating licence and forbidden citizens…

Cameroonian authorities detained Patrice Nganang as he attempted to fly to Zimbabwe from Douala. His lawyer told CPJ that Nganang…

Over the past four months in Bangladesh, more than twenty journalists have been sued under the country's 2013 Information and…

Governments who ban their critics from traveling do so not merely "to punish the banned but to deny the spread…

Although Europe has generally seen some progress in achieving LGBTQI+ rights over the last two decades, the skies have recently…

This statement was originally published on rsf.org on 15 May 2019. As Félix Tshisekedi prepares to assess his first 100…

Print and radio journalists from Sabah are pushing for media reforms in Malaysia Source: MEDIA FEED

The recent arrests and intimidation of administrators and journalists using the social media platform Telegram, risks silencing citizens who seek…

The Media Foundation for West Africa met with Gambian President Adama Barrow to discuss press freedom and impunity for crimes…

Organisations which support human rights, press freedom and journalists are calling on United Nations mechanisms and member states to help…

This statement was originally published on ipcnc.org on 3 March 2020. The International Press Centre Lagos (IPC) is disconcerted by…

The electoral commission threatens to reject results, and dissolve the main opposition party. Source: MEDIA FEED