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‘I was being targeted’: In Central America, journalists risk it all

Central America is a dangerous region for journalists. Four journalists from the region tell their story. Read more

Gisèle Baraka from Mama Radio interviewing a man

Survey: Free Press Unlimited partner satisfaction score up

Free Press Unlimited’s partner satisfaction has increased in 2019. Partners reported they value the support they receive. Read more

Photographer Loes Witschge

'Proud to be a voice for youth': a national TV show for Tunisian teens

During a media camp, Two dozen youngsters learn how to produce professional video reports, about the issues that matter in their lives. Read more

A data breach can be used to silence journalists

‘When it comes to digital security, you’re as weak as the weakest link’

Anrike Visser learned about digital security during the Money Trail financial investigative journalism course. Read more

Photographer Danilo Ramirez

Photojournalists in Central America bring women into focus with gender fellowship

Gender fellow Danilo Ramirez investigated the underreported issue of obstetric violence in Guatemala. Read more

Hazardous Waste Dumping in Optical and Arsenal Central Warehouse of Indonesia Marine Corps at Sidoarjo, East Java Province.

For investigative journalists in Indonesia ‘the threats are real’

When Indonesian journalist Nurhadi’s investigation into toxic waste at military bases raised questions, he was forced into hiding. Read more

Credit Loes Witschge

Crime scene investigation training for journalists in Central America

Journalists in Central America risk being legally harassed by repressive governments who want to silence them. Read more

Free Press Awards: Looking back with our Newcomers of the Year

We ask former Newcomer of the Year - Hans Verploeg Award winners how their careers have progressed since bagging the coveted award. Read more

Free Press Awards: Looking back with our Most Resilient Journalists

Hamid Mir, Most Resilient Journalist 2016, Pakistan... Read more

Sulawesi after the earthquake and tsunami

Emergency assistance for media in the wake of the Sulawesi tsunami

After an earthquake and tsunami on the Indonesian island, Free Press Unlimited and PPMN gave emergency assistance to affected journalists. Read more

Two women interview a man in Nigeria

Nigeria: A mentorship programme for journalists in Borno ‘broadens their horizon’

Free Press Unlimited supports a mentorship programme for journalists writing about Nigeria’s Boko Haram conflict. A mentor and mentee talk about... Read more

Brenda Arévalo practises self-defence. Credit: Imágenes Libres

‘This can save our lives’: safety training for El Salvador’s local journalists

Free Press Unlimited supports safety training to local journalists in El Salvador who risk becoming targets of the violent gangs they cover. Read more

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