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Journalists and media houses are facing an unprecedented level of threats and restrictions,  which have been intensifying ahead of the country’s elections later this month.

Ten Directors-General of public service companies in Europe sign statement in support of Danish Broadcasting Corporation (DR).

The repositioning of two prominent journalists sparks further concern of government interference at the Tongan public broadcaster.

In September 2016 Brazil's new government began to threaten EBC with a series of changes. One year later, journalists are still denouncing the dismantling of public broadcasting in the country.

Maldivian public and independent media has faced an uphill struggle in recent years after a period of relative gains between 2008 and 2010.

Reform means Spain’s public broadcaster is on right route towards greater independence, transparency and plurality.

Since last summer, Israel's public media landscape has been affected by countless debates and controversial proposals regarding the future of public service broadcasting.

The Ecuadorian government fined seven media outlets for not covering the opposition’s misconduct, which was deemed a matter of public interest.

EBC employees join a general strike to protest against the company’s tight control and to defend freedom of expression.

The Public Media Alliance calls on the Tongan Prime Minister to respect the independence of the Tongan Broadcasting Commission (TBC) and its role in holding government to account.