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Radio Dabanga: reliable information for Sudan
In early August, Sudan took the first steps towards a democratic future when the military and the opposition reached an agreement about a... Read more
Amos Fofung: Freedom of press starts with the government
Cameroonian journalist Amos Fofung fled his country after being detained for 6 months for his reporting on the Anglophone Crisis. Read more
David Kaye: 'Attacks on journalists are attacks on our right to know'
How dangerous is it to be a journalist today?... Read more
Challenging the stereotypes of female journalists
A Forum on ‘Women in Independent Syrian media’ highlighted the role being taken by women in the media in the current Syrian context. Read more
Videos smashing gender stereotypes go viral in Mali
Online media outlet Sahelien.com published video profiles on women in jobs traditionally dominated by men. The videos went viral, raising awareness... Read more
'By working together, we are stronger together'
Together with five media organisations, the Russian Language News Exchange created The (Un)Recognized, a multimedia story on life in the Russian... Read more
Melanio Escobar: Press freedom in Venezuela in ‘a downward spiral’
Melanio Escobar helps Venezuelan reporters protect themselves with technology. ‘There will be more madness against journalists,’ he tells Free... Read more
How our partners help women in media reach the top
Here are three ways in which our partners are helping women in media get into leadership positions. Read more
Nicaragua: psychological support for Confidencial's journalists
In Nicaragua, Free Press Unlimited helped Confidencial build a psychological support system for its journalists who faced threats, harassment and... Read more
'Adaptability is in our DNA': how our partners make independent journalism pay
All over the world, media are asking themselves how to make independent journalism financially sustainable. We talked to three of our partners... Read more
Arta FM: independent reporting in Northern Syria
In the Kurdish part of Northern Syria radio station Arta FM works for more peace and quiet in the region through its independent reporting. Read more
Covering Sudanese protests from the heart of Amsterdam
The editorial staff of Radio Dabanga, the only independent media in Sudan, has been working overtime since the start of protests in December. Read more