Freedom of the Press

Moscow has moved to penalise Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty for failing to label its reports with ‘foreign agent’ tag.

We look at the lives and legacies of three journalists who broke the mould.

Two individuals on a motorbike shot Giorgos Karaivaz several times in southern Athens district of Alimos, police say.

New police directive prohibits reporters from approaching gun-battle sites and covering ‘law and order’ situations.

This month, One Free Press Coalition focuses on cases of journalists who have faced harassment over their online posts.

In an open letter, reporters say officials are making it impossible to document the world’s deadliest outbreak.

John Sudworth recently reported on internment camps for Uighurs in the Xinjiang region.

Recent order asking government employees to share social media details latest in a series of measures being slammed.

Myanmar’s military leaders are deploying forces, both armed and digital, to stifle news coverage.

Since the Arab Spring, the media has been muzzled, but independent voices and a new US president offer hope.

Polk County Attorney John Sarcone says ‘no one is above the law’, supports unsuccessful trial of Andrea Sahouri.

Jury acquits Andrea Sahouri after less than two-hour deliberation over charges decried as infringement of press freedom.

Kyle Rittenhouse trial deferred as US courts begin major trials related to the Black Lives Matter movement.

The AU has stood by as Mozambique violently represses journalists covering the violence in the north.