journalist safety

The Media Freedom Coalition is concerned about increasing acts of transnational repression directed at journalists and media workers.

Months after attacks on media workers, the Guyana Press Association has set out to build better relationships with key stakeholders.

The UN International Fact-Finding Mission on Iran has today confirmed that its investigation will include the targeting of journalists.

A producer for Geo News went missing after being abducted but was then returned 24 hours later, showing ongoing threats to journalists.

The Public Media Alliance calls for safety assurances after journalists were targeted and a Radio Pakistan building set on fire during recent protests.

In a speech the CEO of PMA talks about how public media organisations can and should maintain their values while adapting to the digital era.

The South Africa National Editors’ Forum said there has been an increase in the number of attacks and threats to journalists in the country.

In the run up to the 2023 presidential election, journalists in Nigeria had already started to highlight safety concerns to the CPJ.

PMA condemns the attacks on journalists as democratic institutions were stormed in Brazil's capital by pro-Bolsonaro supporters.

2022 was a dark year, with more journalists imprisoned than ever before, writes Cilla Benkö, DG of Swedish Radio, as she looks ahead to 2023.