Ecuador: FENAPE trabaja para defender a los periodistas ecuatorianos durante la pandemia del COVID-19

La Federación Nacional de Periodistas del Ecuador (FENAPE) está llevando a cabo diversas acciones de apoyo y asesoramiento a periodistas afectados/as...

Unions say life-saving news needs support

With jobs being axed, titles closed, newsrooms reduced to skeletal staffs and journalists left unpaid and unprotected unions are leading demands for...

Covid-19 ravages Kenya’s media industry

"Just a month after the first coronavirus case was confirmed in Kenya, three leading media houses have effected between 20 and 30 per cent pay cut for...

Philippines: Accreditation discriminates against alternative media

Bulatlat, a leading alternative online publication was refused media accreditation for access to Coronavirus quarantine areas, with authorities...

IFJ Blog: Philippines, a step closer to illiberal democracy

President Rodrigo Duterte’s legal assault to silence the Philippines major national broadcaster ABS-CBN is following the playbook on modern...

IFJ urges media to report responsibly on Coronavirus crisis

As the media coverage of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak idominates media all over the world, the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ)...

Qatar: IFJ leaders address social media challenges at international conference

International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) leaders convened on 16-17 February in an International conference in Doha, Qatar, to address social...

Pakistan: Media in Pakistan failing to pay salaries with deadly ramifications

Journalists in Pakistan are facing a widespread crisis of unpaid salaries, causing financial instability, trauma and stress-related deaths in the...

Albania: Journalists' association pushes President to veto "censorship" law

The President of Albania, Ilir Meta, has vetoed a proposed law that would stifle online media following the pressure from the Association of...

Spain: IFJ-EFJ stand in solidarity with Madrid’s public broadcaster workers

The International and European Federations of Journalists (EFJ and IFJ) join their Spanish affiliate, Federación de Servicios a la Ciudadanía de...

Nepal: Parliamentary committee passes controversial IT Bill

A new information technology bill currently under discussion in the Nepalese parliament threatens to undermine media freedom. The International...

Philippines: Guilty verdict delivered on Ampatuan massacre

The masterminds behind the killing of 58 people, including 32 media workers, were found guilty of murder on December 19. The International Federation...

Turkey: EU-backed project organises digital and trade-union workshops in Istanbul and Bursa

The International and European Federations of Journalists (IFJ/EFJ), in partnership with their Turkish affiliates, organized last week two training...

IFJ Marks Human Rights Day by Highlighting 49 Killings of Journalists Worldwide

The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) today marked Human Rights Day (December, 10) by condemning violations of the rights and freedoms of...

Australia: Digital journalists claim their labour rights

The Fair Work Commission in Australia handed down a decision on November 20, announcing digital media workers must have access to the same rights as...

Australia: IFJ submission to Senate Inquiry into press freedom

The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) made a submission to Australia’s Senate Inquiry into Press Freedom on October 8, 2019. The IFJ and...

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