“If you criminalise news gathering, you are criminalising journalism. It is a moral duty for journalists to protect sources. Many have gone to jail to...
On Monday 7 September, hearings for the extradition of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange to the United States will resume in the UK for at least three...
Jan Kuciak has been murdered again. Thursday’s verdict in the trial of the killers of Jan Kuciak and his fiancée Martina Kušnírová is like a new death...
Members of the National Union of Journalists (NUJ) working for Bullivant Media walked out on strike on 25 August to defend quality journalism, oppose...
The Belarusian authorities have blocked access to several media websites and disrupted print media circulation, claiming that there are problems with...
As ongoing protests over the disputed presidential election result rock Minsk, the Belarus Association of Journalists (BAJ) has reported 160 cases of...
At least 19 journalists were detained and many others were prevented from covering the Belarusian presidential election held on Sunday, August 9. The...
Turkish authorities have told Iranian journalists Arash Yavari and his wife Masoomeh Hatamkhani, who is also a journalist, to leave the country and go...
One year after quashing the warrants against two investigative journalists, the High Court in Belfast last week revealed that its decision was based...
