One year on from the start of the conflict in Sudan on 15 April 2023, and as the Foreign Affairs Council meets on Sudan on 22 April 2024, Free Press...
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Free Press Unlimited coordinated a call on behalf of 39 organisations working for media freedom, urging Member States of the Media Freedom Coalition...
In the front-line territories of Ukraine, there's a strong desire among the people for professional, reliable information. Therefore, the National...
Six months into the violence in Gaza, the situation only keeps worsening for the Palestinian people, including media workers. This greatly affects...
German authorities must prioritize the Philippines’ abysmal record of impunity in the murder of journalists during the official visit by Philippine...
Gender inequality, sexual harassment, and insufficient representation persist as entrenched structural challenges within media organisations worldwide...
Dicle Müftüoğlu, our 2023 Most Resilient Journalist Award winner, was released 29 February after being incarcerated for more than 300 days. However...
On 24 February 2022 Russia started its full scale invasion of Ukraine, and now two years later, the fighting still continues. Days after the invasion...
As Free Press Unlimited we see a need to accelerate collaboration of European journalists across borders. Therefore we coordinated the very first...
8 February is election day in Pakistan. 128 million people who registered to vote need to pick 266 representatives. Access to information during these...
On Tuesday 6 February, 17 organisations who actively monitor and defend the rule of law and human rights in Europe sent a joint letter to Ursula von...
