Why journalists deserve convention protecting ‘inalienable rights that are frequently denied’
The case for an international convention to protect journalists.
ByPress Freedom
Catastrophe for Afghanistan’s media but we could speed recovery
Fewer than 3,000 journalists are reported to remain in Afghanistan.
By
30 news organisations condemn ‘chilling’ police raid on Kansas newspaper
The 98-year-old co-owner of the newspaper died on Saturday, the day after her home was raided.
By
Ivor Gaber: Shouts of ‘fake news’ are endangering public trust in media
Former ITN correspondent receives OBE for contribution to UNESCO and efforts to protect media freedom.
By
Assange is the excuse for all who jail journalists
Why the pursuit of Assange creates an "immediate jeopardy" for journalists.
By
Freedom of expression lower for 80% of global population than 20 years ago
Six billion people live in places where freedom of expression is in crisis or restricted.
By
Prisoner exchange ‘only route out’ for Evan Gershkovich, fears Independent’s diplomatic editor
Kim Sengupta thought the Russian government is otherwise unlikely to release the Wall Street Journal reporter.
By
Stop SLAPPs and scrap Section 40 call from UK news industry on Press Freedom Day
News Media Association warns of urgent threats to presss freedom in the UK.
By
