world press freedom day

On World Press Freedom Day 2023, it's never been more important to recognise how public service media promotes freedom of information and expression.

Having free access to information is what freedom of speech and freedom of the press are ultimately about, writes Cilla Benkö, the head of Swedish Radio.

The heads of some of the world’s largest public service media organisations highlighted how press freedom cannot be taken for granted.

Our weekly round-up of public service media related stories and headlines from around the world.

Journalism is under a digital siege, from state & non-state actors, at a time when independent and critical journalism is most needed.

For World Press Freedom Day 2022, PMA has analysed six press freedom themes which have been prevalent across the past twelve months.

For World Press Freedom Day 2022, we’ve rounded up videos, reports, and podcasts to help you catch up on relevant issues.

“Information as a public good” might be the theme for this year’s WPFD, but around the world attacks on independent media mean that access to accurate and trusted sources of information is seriously under threat.

While the role of public media has never been so important, COVID-19 is taking its toll on press freedom around the world.

Press freedom is essential for effective and independent public service media to exist. But as journalist safety continues to decline and more governments tighten their grip on the media, what impact is this having on public media worldwide?