As part of its 2020 campaign to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists, the IFJ has sent on 16 November a letter to the Yemeni Prime Minister...

La impunidad se produce cuando los/as que amenazan, atacan y matan a periodistas siguen libres.

Pakistani authorities suspended satellite transmission of television channel News24HD from October 19 after it allegedly aired an opposition party...

Mohammed Baayou, the head of Libya’s state-owned Media Corporation, was arrested on 20 October in Tripoli. The International Federation of Journalists...

On 15 October, the Houthi rebels in Yemeni capital city Sana'a released five journalists as part of a prisoner exchange with the internationally...

Un projet de loi audiovisuel, qui sera discuté la semaine prochaine au parlement tunisien, modifie le mode de désignation des membres de l'instance de...

¡Es el día internacional de la salida del armario! Para celebrarlo, el consejo de Global Unions lanza nuestro sitio web LGBTI. Aquí compartimos...

La pandemia del Covid-19 ha cambiado radicalmente la forma en que millones de trabajadores/as de todo el mundo, incluidos los de los medios de...

The National Union of Journalists has condemned the targeting of NUJ members and chapel reps at London-based broadcaster Iran International in a...

Journalist Bahroz Jaafer was arrested on 22 September after Iraqi president Barham Salih filed a defamation lawsuit against him. The International...

Pakistani journalist Abid Hussain Abidi, affiliated with local newspaper Jurm-o- Saza, was shot dead in Mandi Bahaudin in the Malikwal district on...

Le journaliste marocain d'investigation Omar Radi a comparu le 22 septembre devant le juge d'instruction à Casablanca pour trois chefs d'accusation,...

Una coalición de sindicatos mundiales, que representan a casi 21 millones de trabajadores y trabajadoras en todo el mundo, pone en marcha hoy una...

In 3 May 1972, Daniel Ellsberg spoke at a peace rally in Washington DC. It was a year since he had leaked the Pentagon Papers to the New York Times...

La Cour d'appel d'Alger a condamné ce 15 septembre le journaliste Khaled Drareni à deux ans de prison ferme pour avoir couvert les manifestations...