US: IFJ welcomes Chelsea Manning release

A District Court in Virginia, United States, ordered the release of whistleblower Chelsea Manning on 13 March. Manning, was jailed in March 2019 for...

Montenegro: Public broadcaster threatens journalists for speaking out

Management of the Public Radio and Television of Montenegro (RTCG) have launched disciplinary proceedings against its editor Zoran Lekovic and...

Italy: journalist threatened by mafia group

On 6 March, Gennaro Del Giudice was threatened by the Camorra mafia while reporting on a shooting in Naples, Italy. The International and European...

Turkey: EU leaders must call on Erdoğan to release journalists imprisoned in Turkey

The presidents of the European commission and council, Ursula von der Leyen and Charles Michel, will meet Turkey’s president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on...

Unions demand fair share in EU Copyright Directive submission

The International and European Federations of Journalists (IFJ/EFJ) submitted on 6 March a position paper to the European Commission (EC) on the...

IFJ urges media to report responsibly on Coronavirus crisis

As the media coverage of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak idominates media all over the world, the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ)...

Turkey: Two journalists hacked in cyber attack after tweeting about killed soldiers

Two columnists of the daily newspaper Yeniçağ, had their phones, Twitter and Gmail accounts hacked on February 23 after writing an article about the...

Assange Extradition Preview

When Julian Assange emerges from the tunnel connecting Belmarsh prison with Woolwich Crown Court this morning it will be his first public appearance...

IFJ calls on Spanish government to support vital step to pluralism and independence

The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ), representing 600.000 journalists and media professionals from 146 countries, fully supports the...

Assange extradition “a devastating blow for media freedom”

"The judicial instruments being used against Julian Assange are a monstrous attack on press freedom," NUJ national executive member and International...

Western Balkans agree on Regional Principles on Public Service Media governance

Representatives of parliaments, regulatory authorities, public service media governance, senior management, and civil sector from Albania, Bosnia and...

Northern Ireland: Journalist receives threats after reporting on Bloody Sunday march

Belfast Telegraph reporter Leona O’Neill, who witnessed the killing of her colleague Lyra McKee, has received "vile and dangerous threats" according...

Informe anual de la FIP: México sigue siendo el país más peligroso del mundo para periodistas

La Federación Internacional de Periodistas (FIP) ha publicado hoy su informe anual sobre todos los asesinatos de periodistas y en el que se detallan...

North Macedonia: Digital media workers win new charter and model contract for fair working conditions

Digital media workers in North Macedonia have won a groundbreaking new charter for decent work and model fair work contracts, thanks to a campaign...

“Assange, Snowden, Manning and Harrison are the resistance fighters of the 21st century”

Citizens, journalists, artists, human rights organisations and journalists’ unions gathered on January 29th in Brussels to call on the Belgian...

IFJ, NWU, and SFWA call for rethink on European Union proposals for “out-of-commerce works”

The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) has joined forces with its US affiliate, the National Writers Union (NWU), to demand the rights of...

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