misinformation

The Public Media Alliance welcomes decision to back down on a proposed bill that could have significant repercussions for press freedom in South Korea.

The final vote on a proposed bill that many fear could undermine press freedom in South Korea has been postponed yet again.

South Korea may soon join the growing ranks of countries whose governments are introducing so-called “fake news” laws.

Nous sommes heureux d'annoncer notre prochain projet de renforcement des capacités des journalistes en Haïti.

BBC Director Tony Hall writes about the importance of the BBC in combatting misinformation and ensuring fair and free news worldwide.

BBC World Service Director, Jamie Angus, explains why trusted news services should have access to chat apps such as WhatsApp to combat disinformation during crises and emergencies.

The Public Media Alliance urges governments to not use the coronavirus pandemic as an excuse to curtail media freedom and the ability of journalists to hold power to account.

Public service media organisations are mandated to provide essential and, at times, life-saving information during crises and emergencies.  But what steps are organisations taking to best cover the coronavirus outbreak?

As the death toll and number of confirmed coronavirus cases continues to rise, so too does the wave of misinformation surrounding the virus. So what sources can the public turn to for accurate and reliable updates?

Serious concern as recently enacted “fake news” laws threaten media freedom across South East Asia.