journalist safety

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.

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

The Head of Security for Norway’s public media organisation explains what the new threat assessment involves and how it's mitigating risks.

The Haiti reporters who were killed had attended a PMA-run project earlier this year on journalist safety and dis- and misinformation.

More public media organisations are offering mental health services and support for employees to improve mental health and wellbeing.

The communication was sent by four UN specialist experts, who work on arbitrary detention, freedom of speech, violence against women and Iran.

Authorities must investigate after multiple journalists have been attacked and assaulted during protests and demonstrations in Sri Lanka.

Does your newsroom have any opportunities – funding, training, fellowship, employment, or other – to offer to journalists in exile?

Episode 4 of PMA’s podcast explores the variety of threats facing journalists, how journalists respond, and whether there are any solutions.