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New research by Article 19 and the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights (HFHR) offers in-depth analysis about ongoing concerns surrounding the independence of public service media in Poland.

After an investigation, India’s Supreme Court has asked the Indian Government to explain its decision to prevent FM stations from airing their own news.

Sudan has joined three other countries in the Arab World in a pledge to respect and protect media freedom and the right to information.

New media law in Egypt paves the way for a new Supreme Council to regulate and control the media, raising further press freedom concerns.

Freedom of expression and media independence take another blow in the Maldives as the government brings controversial Defamation Act penalties into effect.

The series of measures that have lately affected the structure of the Brazilian public broadcaster will now have an impact on the content it produces.

The Israeli government may revoke the decision to establish a new public broadcaster in what could be a serious detriment to democracy in the country.

After the recent changes and government interference, former members of the Brazilian public broadcaster met with Parliament to debate its current situation.

The government’s decision to wipe out the EBC Board of Trustees further derails the public broadcaster's freedom and independence.

A new information bill proposed by the government in Namibia could impact media freedom by punishing professionals who report “irresponsibly”.