The IFJ White Book on Global Journalism is a major publication that takes stock of the state of the profession and it’s available in English, French and Spanish. It reports that 2658 journalists have been killed since 1990, 42 of them in 2020, and 235 are currently in prison.
It is time to protect media, save jobs and support the most precarious workers. Information must never be confined. Information must remain a public good.
The IFJ has a zero-tolerance approach
to sexual harassment within its structures, events and activities.
The IFJ "Dirty Hands; Still in Power" campaign urges governments to put an end to impunity for crimes against journalists and denounces atttacks targeting journalists that remain unpunished while the masterminds walk free.
The International Press Card is the world's oldest and most widely recognised accreditation for journalists
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Journalists are increasingly targeted by those who want to silence the messenger. IFJ safety advice, campaigns and resources are essential tools to help protect yourself and stand up for media freedom.
