Myanmar: Additional charges levelled against jailed American journalist

After awaiting trial for over four months in Yangon’s Insein prison on charges of sedition American journalist Danny Fenster was charged with a...

Afghanistan: Report reveals dire economic and safety situation for Afghan media workers

Research by the Afghanistan National Journalists Union (ANJU) sheds light on the grave situation facing journalists and media workers since the...

Argentina: se lanzó una campaña internacional para exigir justicia por el periodista Sebastián Moro

A casi dos años de la muerte del comunicador, su familia junto a organizaciones de derechos humanos lanzaron hoy una campaña internacional en reclamo...

Jornada Mundial por el Trabajo Decente: Despedir a los periodistas mata la noticia

La Federación Internacional de Periodistas (FIP) celebrará el 7 de octubre la Jornada Mundial por el Trabajo Decente (JMTD) haciendo un llamamiento a...

India: Journalist found dead after covering farmers’ protest clash

After disappearing while covering a farmer protest in Lakhimpur Kheri, a reporter for Sadhna Prime News was found dead on October 4. The International...

South Korea: Parliament shelves controversial press law amid backlash

South Korea’s National Assembly, in which the ruling Democratic Party holds a majority, has backed down on the amendment bill of the Press Arbitration...

Pakistan: World’s press, book publishers and journalists condemn Pakistan plan for strict control over media  

The World Association of News Publishers (WAN-IFRA), the International Publishers Association (IPA), and the International Federation of Journalists...

NUJ and IFJ call for urgent action by UK government to secure safe passage for under-threat former BBC journalists in Afghanistan

Over seven weeks since the capture of Kabul by the Taliban, and the subsequent evacuation of western troops from the city, many journalists with close...

Singapore: Controversial foreign interference bill passed

The so-called Foreign Interference Countermeasures Act (FICA) has been passed by Singapore’s parliament on October 4, with the new legislation...

Sudan: IFJ mourns death of Mohiuddin Titawi

The former president of the Sudan Union of Journalists (SUJ), Dr. Mohiuddin Titawi, died on Tuesday, 5 October in Khartoum, Sudan.

Afghanistan: Journalist Sayed Maroof Sadat gunned down

Prominent Afghan journalist and author Sayed Maroof Sadat, a former government spokesperson and an affiliate of radio ‘Sub Bakhair and Sham Bakhai’,...

Cambodia: Journalist jailed for one year over disinformation charge

Youn Chhiv, journalist and owner of website Koh Kong Hot News, was sentenced to a years imprisonment on September 30 for incitement under Cambodia’s...

Editorial: Afganistán no puede convertirse en un nuevo Yemen

Desde el 12 de agosto, la Federación Internacional de Periodistas (FIP), muchos de sus sindicatos afiliados y otras organizaciones internacionales han...

España: Amenaza de prisión por fotografiar una acción policial

El fotoperiodista Albert Garcia fue detenido el 18 de octubre de 2019 en la plaza Urquinaona mientras cubría para El País la manifestación a raíz de...

Opinión: ¿Qué futuro tienen los periodistas en Afganistán? La FIP hace un llamamiento a Naciones Unidas

“Cambiar todo para no cambiar nada”. Este podría ser el nombre de la cínica política de comunicación del nuevo gobierno talibán en Afganistán.

Yemen: Security forces arrest a journalist and close two radio stations in Aden

Radio stations Adeniya FM and Bandar Aden were suspended after police raided their headquarters in Mansourah, Aden governorate, on 27 September....

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