"While we are relieved that Jose Rubén Zamora can finally leave prison behind, it is a travesty of justice that he has been deprived of his freedom for over three years." ...

The journalist was arrested by the military police following his reporting on a suspected online scam compound.

The court blocked access to reports about the CEO of İhlas Holding on "national security" grounds. İhlas Holding has ...

Journalists covering elections in Bangladesh face heightened risks of violence and reprisals linked to their reporting.

The core of the decision affirms the continued criminalisation of online speech deemed 'offensive' and with the intent to 'annoy'.

Viktoria Roshchyna, who died in Russian custody in 2024, repeatedly insisted on seeing a psychotherapist while imprisoned, and was repeatedly placed in solitary confinement. There is strong evidence ...

Nearly four months after the ceasefire, Palestinian journalists in Gaza remain trapped by Israel's blockade, face continued drone attacks, lack basic equipment and electricity, and urgently need ...

Security forces are raiding journalists' homes, seizing equipment, blocking bank accounts and SIM cards, and detaining reporters, intensifying a coordinated campaign to criminalise and silence ...

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) recently received information that, the day after his release, the journalist was formally charged with at least five offences and placed under restrictive measures.

ARTICLE 19 urges the interim government to immediately halt the enactment process and leave such far-reaching decisions to the incoming administration.

EFJ calls on the authorities in Bosnia and Herzegovina to treat physical attacks and attempts to obstruct journalists as serious criminal offences, consistent with the Criminal Code, and to carry out ...