Journalism

Ukraine: The Challenges to Covering War Crimes Trials

Reporters often face obstacles accessing court and can struggle to source both training and support.

Afghanistan: “The Taliban Took All My Dreams Away”

Women’s exclusion from the Afghan media space has meant that issues critical to women go unreported.

How African Journalists are Defying Censorship

In the face of harassment and repression, media across the continent is not only surviving but innovating.

Breaking In, Holding On: the Women Reporters of Ankara

In a tough media landscape, parliamentary politics is a rare female stronghold– but equality remains elusive.

“This is a Critical Time for Iraq”

Co-founder of Jummar media explains why young Iraqis urgently need an information space where they can learn, contribute and share perspectives.

Mounting Pressure on Moldova’s Independent Press

Experts warn that existing legislation is failing to protect media.

The Courage to Tell Dangerous Truths

It is more urgent than ever to support free and robust reporting.

Investigating Crimes Against Ukrainian Journalists

NGOs and prosecutors log hundreds of cases of aggression, intimidation and attacks on media workers.

As Conflict Rages, Journalists in Ethiopia Contend With Crackdowns on Independent Media

Georgia’s Violent Crackdown on Journalists

Media workers covering the ongoing protests report being directly targeted amid extreme brutality.