journalists

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

An interview with Emily-May Brown on how the PMA-organised workshop in Namibia will promote investigative journalism in sub-Saharan Africa.

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

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

Participants from PMA’s global membership discussed the challenge of digital harassment against journalists at an exclusive roundtable forum.

Our Haitian crisis management project is now concluded. Here are the project's highlights, from training sessions to a new code of conduct.

The Public Media Alliance condemns any targeted attacks by Russia on the broadcasting infrastructure of Ukraine. We again emphasise that journalists in any democratic country must be free and safe to go about their work and provide citizens with facts.

The Public Media Alliance joins over 70 organisations to stand in solidarity with the people of Ukraine, but particularly Ukrainian journalists who now find themselves at the frontlines of a large-scale European war.

While quarantine and “social bubbles” have become the new norm for journalists attending international sporting events, there are growing concerns for their safety on the ground ahead of this year’s Winter Olympics and FIFA World Cup.

Media stakeholders agreed on the importance of enhanced regional collaboration at the launch of PMA's new report and media recovery plan.