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Nobel laureates and activists urge Egyptian President al-Sisi to release Alaa Abdel Fattah. Fifty notable individuals signed a letter, emphasizing humanitarian justice. Abdel Fattah remains imprisoned for alleged false news, …
Nobel Laureates Call for the Release of Alaa Abdel Fattah in Egypt Read More
Peru’s President Dina Boluarte faces criticism from the Committee to Protect Journalists for accusing media outlets of conspiracy against her government. Her comments follow an investigation of her Interior Minister …
Peru’s President Boluarte Accused of Fostering Media Intolerance Read More
South Sudan has blocked social media platforms indefinitely to control unrest-related information. The CPJ criticized this action, calling it excessive censorship detrimental to journalism. Journalists are using VPNs to report …
South Sudan’s Social Media Blockade Raises Press Freedom Concerns Read More
South Sudan has banned social media for up to 90 days in response to unrest fueled by reports of violence in neighboring Sudan. Telecom providers have confirmed the suspension, affecting …
South Sudan Enacts Social Media Ban Amid Rising Unrest Read More
In Brazil’s recent municipal elections, female and minority journalists faced heightened harassment, according to a report by CDJor. The analysis underscored a culture of misogyny and hostility following a political …
Harassment of Journalists During Brazil’s Elections: A Report on Gender and Racial Abuse Read More
Environmental journalism faces increasing challenges as climate change issues become more prevalent in media coverage. Community involvement, collaboration among journalists, and accurate reporting are essential for effective environmental reporting. Insights …
Enhancing Environmental Reporting: Key Strategies for Journalists Read More