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Cameroon Court Reduces 10-Year Sentence Against Journalist Kingsley Fomunyuy Njoka
Late last year brought a small victory for the case of freelance journalist Kingsley Fomunyuy Njoka, who spent more than
From Consensus to Censorship: How Wartime Measures in Ukraine Are Eroding Press Freedom
As we near 30 months since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine began on February 24, 2022, we spoke with our
Strategic Support for Legal Defenders of Press Freedom: Our Lawyer Impact Survey
Working with lawyers Part of Media Defence’s mission is to provide support to lawyers who represent journalists. We do this
Brazil: Supreme Court Acts to Prevent the Silencing of Journalists through Judicial Harassment
In a landmark ruling, Brazil’s Federal Supreme Court (STF) has declared judicial harassment of journalists unconstitutional, marking a significant step
Strengthening Global Press Freedom: Insights from World Press Freedom Day 2024
A free and independent press serves as the cornerstone of democracy, providing citizens with essential information to understand the world
Histories, Hegemonies & Hate: Journalists’ Challenge in Addressing the Politics of Mass Distraction in the Global Electoral Cycle
This article was kindly written for us by Joshua Castellino, Executive Co-Director & Professor of Law of Minority Rights Group
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