Russia: IFJ Voices Concerns over New Law on Fake News, Respect for State, Officials and Society

The International Federation of Journalists (IJF) today expressed serious concerns over the new Russian law on "fake" news and the "lack of respect...

New safety tool for news organisations launched

The International Federation of Journalists, together with a number of other organisations, is launching the News Organisations Safety...

Open letter to Slovakia's President-elect Zuzana Čaputová

After lawyer and civil rights activist Zuzana Čaputová was elected as Slovakia's first female president on 30 March 2019, the International Federation...

IFJ/EFJ hail adoption of Copyright Directive and urge EU Member States to adopt laws that ensure fair and proportionate remuneration for journalists

The European Parliament today adopted the Copyright Directive in the Digital Single Market by 348 votes in favor and 274 against. A call to open the...

IFJ renews calls for the adoption of Copyright Directive and Amendment of Recital 35 if the Directive is opened

On the eve of the final vote of the Copyright Directive, the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) calls on Members of the European Parliament...

IFJ Voice 2019: Edito

"The future of journalism in the digital era” will be the theme of the 30th IFJ World Congress, meeting in Tunis (Tunisia) from June 11th-14th 2019.

Ukraine: Journalists urge presidential candidates to guarantee freedom of speech

The International Federation of Journalists join the campaign of its Ukrainian affiliate, the National Union of Journalists of Ukraine (NUJU), to call...

IFJ Voice April 2019: A word from our president

Reconciliation and the fight against impunity will be key themes at the IFJ Congress in Tunis, which is on the horizon. With it comes the end of my...

Global media back call for UN to adopt convention on safety of journalists

Representatives from governments in every continent today joined the IFJ, journalists unions, editors groups, public broadcasters and media...

Serbia : Public TV building stormed by anti-government protesters

A group of around 100 anti-government protesters stormed the building of the Serbian national broadcaster RTS in Belgrade on Saturday 16 March,...

EU: IFJ and EFJ urge adoption of Copyright Directive and any possible improvements

The International and European Federation of Journalists (IFJ/EFJ) call on the European Parliament to adopt a copyright directive that benefits all...

Turkey needs to respect foreign media outlets’ independence

Two German journalists were compelled to leave Turkey on Sunday, 10 March 2019, after their press accreditations were not renewed for 2019 without any...

Equality for female staff in the media: media leaders take action!

On the International Women’s Day, media organisations call upon all media leaders around the globe to stand up and protect the rights of female...

IFJ is looking for four media development experts!

The International Federation of Journalists is looking for four media development experts to conduct a mapping of current trends in the media sector,...

International Women's Day: Time for more women to lead media and unions, says IFJ

To mark International Women's Day on 8 March, the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) has issued a rallying cry to media and union leaders...

María García Zornoza: "El feminismo no es supremacismo, es igualdad. Y la igualdad solo lleva a una sociedad mejor para todos"

María García Zornoza (Albacete, 1993) es una periodista al mando de Aquí Europa, un medio digital con sede en Bruselas dedicado a información de la...

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