12 names have been recommended by the Communications ministry to serve on the incoming Board of South Africa’s public broadcaster.

Slovenian voters have backed a bill to depoliticise the country’s public media, making way for much needed legislation to come into effect.

A BBC journalist was arrested by the police while reporting on protests in China, while an RTS journalist was also threatened. 

PMA and other media freedom groups back reform introduced in Slovenia, aimed at limiting political interference over RTV SLO. 

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A project co-led by Finland’s public media organisation aims to improve the discussion culture in Finland, and support democracy.

Public funding, operational & editorial independence, and media freedom and safety the focus of first in-person meeting of GTF leaders.

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Public broadcasters, ABC and CBC/Radio-Canada, have renewed their partnership which will see collaboration on animated series and more.

A speech by President and CEO of CBC/Radio-Canada, Catherine Tait, highlights the need to strengthen trust to strengthen our democracy.

Partners in the Trusted News Initiative (TNI) have agreed to expand its global representation by creating a regional Asia-Pacific network.