Majority of journalists worried about press freedom restrictions
72% of journalists are worried about the development of the news industry using negative when asked to describe it. 57%
News agency organisation confirms suspension of TASS
The European Alliance of News Agencies (EANA) has confirmed its earlier suspension of Russian state-owned news agency TASS for not
Actions to stop online harassment of women journalists
Online harassment of women journalists is a huge problem for media businesses and journalism. Urgent action is needed to tackle
Reporters Without Borders calls for regulation of online information
The World Press Freedom Index highlights the disastrous effects of news and information chaos – the effects of a globalised
Committee to Protect Journalists gets new President
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has appointed Jodie Ginsberg as its new President. She is succeeding Joel Simon, who
Another attack on independent media in Hong Kong
“2021 is the year of silence. Some slogans can no longer be shouted, some movies cannot be released, some concerts
Danish intelligence service intimidating top media executives
WAN-IFRA and the World Editors Forum have condemned moves by Danish intelligence services to warn the country’s top media against
Press freedom in China taking a great leap backwards-Report
At least 127 journalists in China (professional and non-professional) are currently detained by the regime. The simple act of investigating a “sensitive”
Facebook taking down press freedom video
Facebook has taken down a video honouring the winners of the International Press Freedom Awards (IPFA) referring to a copyright
RSF Press Freedom Awards: ‘A world without truth is a world without meaning’
Reporters Without Borders have been awarding for 29 years now journalists or media for their notable contribution to the defence