The IFJ's Asia Pacific Regional Bulletin for February 2023 reflects on two brutal years of junta rule in Myanmar, Advocacy by NUJP and other press...

The IFJ Voice is a quarterly newsletter summarizing the latest activities and actions carried out by the IFJ around the world. In this edition we...

The IFJ’s South Asia Media Bulletin for January, 2023 highlights key challenges to freedom of expression and the press through 2022, ongoing Taliban...

The IFJ's Asia Pacific Regional Bulletin for January 2023 highlights the denigration of Hong Kong’s legal system to persecute independent journalists,...

The IFJ’s South Asia Media Bulletin for December 2022 highlights action against gendered violence by SAMSN members, outlines findings from the IFJ’s...

The IFJ’s Asia Pacific Regional Bulletin for December 2022 features the launch of an anti-wage theft campaign for journalists in Myanmar, highlights...

The IFJ's Media Labour Rights Bulletin aims to highlight key cases and success stories, communicate industry developments and review progress on...

The IFJ’s South Asia Media Bulletin for November, 2022 highlights the unchecked impunity for crimes against media workers in South Asia, challenges...

The IFJ's Asia Pacific Regional Bulletin for November 2022, released on International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists, highlights...

The IFJ’s South Asia Media Bulletin for October, 2022 highlights the struggle to amend the Maldivian Evidence Act, the impact of the Digital Security...

The IFJ's Asia Pacific Regional Bulletin for September 2022 highlights growing concerns for the future of press freedom in the Solomon Islands, a...

The IFJ's Media Labour Rights Bulletin aims to highlight key cases and success stories, communicate industry developments and review progress on...

The IFJ's South Asia Media Bulletin for August 2022 highlights a year of solidarity with Afghan journalists and media workers under Taliban rule,...

One year on from the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan, in this newsletter, the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) is not just looking back...