media freedom

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

New anthology from Nordicom about market-driven and democracy-driven freedom of expression

The Maldivian majority party has threatened to use defamation laws to punish those involved in producing or broadcasting a documentary that uncovers corruption in the country, produced by Al-Jazeera.

Last week Tunisia’s President Beji Caid Essebi signed a declaration granting independent journalism and the right to information.

Today, South Africa’s Communications Minister, Faith Muthambi, will respond to a parliamentary inquiry over the turmoil that has been unsettling the nation’s broadcaster

New report calls for balanced coverage and independence of Croatian public broadcaster, HRT, ahead of crucial parliamentary election in September.

Speech by Mogens Blicher Bjerregård, President of the European Federation of Journalists at the Council of Europe in April 2016.

Pacific media will be one of the key issue to discuss at the World Journalism Education Congress in New Zealand.

The South African broadcaster continues to be in turmoil, as protests continue and court bid begins to prevent further censorship measures.

Poland’s government control of public state media hasn't faltered, with at least 163 journalists and media professionals being fired or leaving their positions.