Sri Lanka: On the front line of media rights

Political upheavals in Sri Lanka have given rise to new challenges. To protect media freedom, journalists and media workers must focus on collective...

Reporting overseas: "Incidents often occur when we are least prepared for it"

Hugh King is the business development director for UK and Europe of battleface, the travel insurance firm, the IFJ has been partnering with for a...

María José Braga: "Hay que combatir la industria de mentiras que funciona en Brasil y en varios países”

La presidenta de la Federação Nacional dos Jornalistas y una lectura desde el ojo del huracán de la infodemia. Hoy el Senado brasileño le dio media...

Editorial: The journalism of tomorrow without the ideas of yesterday

Since the IFJ’s creation in 1926, there has always been a good reason to think about the future of journalism, and this reason is most often linked to...

Timor-Leste: The stink of criminal defamation stirs again

An attempt to reintroduce criminal defamation in this tiny democracy should be fought off at all costs, writes Jim Nolan.

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