media freedom

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.

South African public service broadcasting is experiencing deep unrest following a series of measures which are limiting the production of and access to news in the country.

The Public Media Alliance is deeply concerned about freedom of the press and media independence in the Maldives after a sustained period of government pressure upon critical news outlets.

Two UN experts on freedom of expression have commented on the recent Brazilian government agenda in regards to public media.

Media groups wrote an editorial commenting on the relationship between the Philippines’ president Rodrigo Duterte and the state media, calling for better reporting, pay and protection for journalists.

Last Sunday, the Chinese government announced a new set of rules that put a tight cap on foreign programs availability in an effort to encourage local broadcast production.

Impact of new media laws leads to growing concern for media freedom and public service broadcasting in Poland.

Two new reports suggest that PSB reforms have failed across Africa whilst media freedom has improved but is still precarious.