"It is unacceptable that the authorities in the country with the highest rate of deadly violence against the press on the continent, allow digital harassment of journalists." This statement was ...

In 2016, a year before her death, Breach began receiving threats and pressures due to her reports on violent displacements in the Sierra Tarahumara and her investigations into the connections between ...

Fifty rights groups urge the European Commission to adopt an ambitious approach while preparing its draft proposal for the European Democracy Shield. This statement was originally published on cpj.org ...

"These attacks and restrictions on press freedom must stop immediately and all those responsible for this violence must be identified and brought to justice" - RSF This statement was originally ...

IFEX joins partner human rights and journalist organisations in calling on the government to cease its attacks against peaceful protesters, stop targeting journalists and news channels, and halt its ...

GCHR's annual report highlights challenges to freedom of expression and civic space in MENA, showcasing its ongoing advocacy to support HRDs and civil society to counter growing repression. The main ...

The law tightens the government's regulatory control over online media by establishing four enforcement bodies. This statement was originally published on ipi.media on 7 March 2025. The IPI global ...

"We are observing a notable increase in impersonation cases and politically motivated harassment. Tracking these trends allows us to provide timely advice and updates to our journalists, ensuring they ...

Civil society groups express alarm over the spate of violent attacks on journalists and human rights defenders exercising their right to freedom of expression. This statement was originally published ...

Fifteen journalists seek justices after being brutally assaulted by security forces wielding batons and electric wires. This statement was originally published on hrnjuganda.org on 20 March 2025.

A recent amendment adds to Hungary's anti-LGBTQI propaganda law, and allows for the blanket use of facial recognition technology to identify those who attend Pride or related events. This statement ...

"This nightmare in Gaza has to end. The international community must act fast to ensure that journalists are kept safe and hold Israel to account for the deaths of Hossam Shabat and Mohammed Mansour." ...