We announce the four trainers who have developed a training course to help women journalists address physical, digital and mental safety needs in West Africa.

PMA looks forward to collaborating with ACORAB as an affiliate member of our global association.

A new study from PMA explores how media freedom, artificial intelligence, and geopolitical tensions are pressuring Indigenous journalism.

PMA will collaborate with FMH on strengthening international collaboration, driving innovation and building resilience for PSM.

Applications are open for PMA's free Women Journalist Safety training workshops in West Africa and online. Deadline 31st July 2026.

A new report published by the Global Task Force for public media highlights the role public service media play as critical infrastructure.

PMA joins international call for strong safeguards to protect RTV Slovenija's editorial independence and financial sustainability.

PMA is deeply concerned by proposals before Taiwan's Legislative Yuan to significantly cut the annual budget of its public broadcaster, PTS.

PMA welcomes a number of revisions to the SBC Act. However, key weaknesses in the legislation remain which require further assurances.

PMA and other press freedom groups have sent a letter to the Information Minister calling for a pause and reflection on the SBC Bill. 

PMA joins statement against Czech government plans to abolish the public media licence fee and replace it with direct state budget funding.

PMA supports the SBC’s board in calling for a reflection on a new bill which looks to overhaul the public broadcaster’s governance system.