Letter: PMA calls on the government of Trinidad & Tobago to respect media freedom
Our letter to Trinidad & Tobago's High Commission in London calling on the country's government to respect media freedom in the wake of the police search of the Trinidad Express newspaper.
PMA Statement | ABC offices raided by police
The Public Media Alliance is deeply troubled by the recent police raids on the offices of our member the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, in Sydney.
Lithuania’s government responds to concerns over LRT
The Lithuanian government responded to our concerns on the proposed amendments for the law on the country's public broadcaster.
Law could pose serious threat to independence of LRT
A series of law amendments could put the independence of Lithuania's public service broadcaster at risk.
Impunity for crimes against journalists must end
Media freedom is essential for informed democracy. It is the role of journalists to hold power to account. Yet, every day, that freedom is being eroded by those who wish to see journalists silenced.
Concern over Nauru’s ABC ban
The Public Media Alliance urges the government of Nauru to lift its ban on Australian Broadcasting Corporation journalists assigned to cover the Pacific Islands Forum in September.