Al descubierto: La crisis del periodismo por el Covid-19

Tres de cada cuatro periodistas han sufrido a restricciones, obstrucciones o intimidaciones al informar sobre el Covid-19, según una nueva e...

Russia: Vedomosti journalists demand removal of editor in chief for censorship

Journalists at Vedomosti, one of Russia’s most prominent business publications, have demanded the removal of Editor in Chief, Andrey Shmarov, for what...

Día Mundial de la Seguridad y la Salud en el Trabajo

La FIP, la principal organización mundial de periodistas, se une a las principales organizaciones mundiales de trabajadores en el Día Mundial de la...

World Intellectual Property Day 2020: Celebrating the EU Copyright Reform for a Fairer Digital World

Friday 17 April marked one year since the adoption by the European Union (EU) of the Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market. World...

Germany: Unions demand Coronavirus aid for self-employed workers

The United Services Union (Ver.di) and the International Federation of Journalists have backed calls for measures to cushion the impact of the...

Croatia: Unions raise the alarm about the COVID-19 impact on journalism

The Trade Union of Croatian Journalists (TUCJ) and the Croatian Journalists Association (CJA) urged the government “to save journalism” by taking...

Maja Sever: "Trato de mostrar la importancia de que los medios de comunicación públicos sean independientes de la influencia política"

Maja Sever es periodista y editora de la Radio-Televisión Croata. También es presidenta del Sindicato de Periodistas Croatas, es miembro activo de la...

Greece: TV and radio campaign spot in support of journalists

The Journalists’ Union of the Athens Daily Newspapers (JUADN) has launched a TV and radio campaign spot in support of journalists, media pluralism and...

Chechnya: award-winning journalist threatened by Governor over COVID19 reporting

Chechen Governor Ramzan Kadyrov has threatened Russian journalist Elena Milashina for reporting about a shortage of protective equipment amongst...

Twenty-four rights-groups call on Turkey to release all those arbitrarily detained, now at risk of Covid-19

In the early hours of Tuesday 14 April, the Turkish Parliament passed a law which will lead to the release of up to 90,000 prisoners. However, it...

IFJ in the news !

Every week the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) is compiling a list of the top news articles from across the world in which it is...

Governments and employers must do more to protect workers

Governments and employers need to do more to protect jobs, wages and living standards amid the Covid-19 pandemic according to a new survey published...

Ukraine: Journalists demand action and support from the government

Journalists in Ukraine are demanding action by government after a catastrophic fall in revenue has led to wage cuts, job losses and staff being forced...

COVID-19: IFJ urges European governments not to limit and control press conference questions

Some European countries have decided to limit and control journalists' questions during government press conferences during the COVID-19 pandemic. The...

COVID-19: Serbian government must guarantee free flow of information

Serbian Prime Minister, Ana Brnabic, withdrew a planned decree that would have limited the publishing of information related to COVID-19 just to...

COVID-19: Council of Europe must ensure press freedom is protected

The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) today joined other press freedom groups in calling on Europe’s top human rights and democracy...

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