In a letter adressed to Somali Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Roble on November 8, the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) has urged the...

On 25 October, several journalists were arrested and media offices stormed during the unfolding of a military coup in Khartoum. The International...

UNESCO and the International Federation of Journalists cordially invite you to participate in the Global Conference on Improving the Protection,...

On 30 September, the Zimbabwean police arrested and held for two hours nine journalists covering a public demonstration in Harare. The International...

The National Press and Publications Council of Sudan suspended on 20 September the publication of newspapers, Al – Intibaha and Al – Sayha for a...

Police summoned Le Média journalist Thomas Dietrich to Puteaux police station (Paris), where he was interrogated for two hours over a recent...

Several countries and press freedom groups have warned of human rights violations in South Sudan, including the harassment of journalists and media...

Gambian President Adama Barrow has signed on Wednesday 25 August the Access To Information (ATI) Bill into Law. The International Federation of...

The Director of Baronnie de Byakato radio – television, Joel Mumbere Musavuli, was stabbed and killed with his wife at his home by suspected Mai- Mai...

The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) has joined UNESCO in condemning the brutal murder of a journalist working with the Congolese...

Somali journalists deserve to work in an environment free of fear for their safety if they are to make a positive contribution to the development of...

Informar sobre la pandemia de la Covid-19 ha sido un verdadero reto para los/as periodistas. Ahora, la aparición de nuevas variantes del virus como la...

La FIJ, première organisation mondiale de la profession représentant 600.000 journalistes dans 150 pays, et son affilié, le Syndicat de la presse...

The Sudanese authorities blocked more than 30 news websites in the run up to protests demanding the resignation of the government. The International...

Journalists have been facing increasing threats of arrest and violence in Ethiopia since the start of the war in Tigray. Twelve journalists from two...

Security forces in Eswatini arrested and tortured two South African journalists covering pro-democracy protests on 4 July. The International...