Le journaliste français Loup Bureau arrêté en Turquie

Le journaliste français Loup Bureau a été écroué mercredi 2 août par la police turque après avoir été arrêté mercredi 26 juillet à la frontière entre...

Turkish court frees seven jailed journalists

A Turkish court ordered the release of seven suspects in the trial of 17 journalists and executives from the opposition newspaper Cumhuriyet on Friday...

Turkey: Cumhuriyet journalists face trial on 24 July

The trial involving 17 journalists and executives of Turkish newspaper Cumhuriyet will start on Monday 24 July at 9:00am in Istanbul’s Çağlayan...

Russia: journalist’s house attacked

Ukraine: IFJ demands answers on Pavel Sheremet killing anniversary

The International and European Federation of Journalists (IFJ/EFJ) have backed demands for the Ukrainian authorities to publish the results of their...

Press accreditations stripped and violence against journalists at G20 protests in Hamburg

At least 32 journalists have been deprived of their press accreditations by the German government during the G20 protests in Hamburg held on 7 July....

Mexico: IFJ launches a solidarity campaign with the Mexican colleagues

Gender equality in the media on the European Parliament’s agenda

Journalism, an increasingly precarious profession in Europe

IFJ Seeks two Key Experts for Public Broadcast Reform in Western Balkans Tender

IFJ in the News this week

OSCE: States must urgently appoint new Representative on Freedom of the Media

Turkey: IFJ/EFJ monitor first criminal trial against journalists over attempted coup

IFJ and EFJ call for urgent medical care for Turkish journalist Tuncer Çetinkaya

Ireland: Unions celebrate victory over competition authority

Ukraine: IFJ/EFJ affiliates seek answers after journalist goes missing in Donetsk

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