When people think of censorship, they often imagine a government banning newspapers or a platform deleting a post. But in the digital age, information can also be restricted less visibly:

Authoritarian governments do not always stop at their own borders. Increasingly, they pursue journalists, activists, political opponents, and diaspora communities wherever they live. This practice is known as transnational repression,

Anti-SLAPP laws are rules, at the national, regional, or state level, designed to give people a way to get out of these abusive lawsuits quickly, before the financial damage becomes

Press freedom is not only threatened by governments that censor journalists or arrest reporters. Sometimes, the legal system itself becomes the weapon. One of the most common tools used to

Press freedom is a cornerstone of democratic societies. It allows journalists to gather, produce, and share information without interference, intimidation, or fear of retaliation. When journalists are prevented from carrying

When journalists are threatened, detained, censored, surveilled, assaulted, or prevented from reporting, documenting those violations is essential. However, in many countries, reporting abuses can expose victims and witnesses to retaliation,

When a public health crisis erupts, journalism becomes more than a profession; it becomes part of the public response. During epidemics, pandemics, and sanitary emergencies, reporters are tasked with informing

Press freedom in Europe faces growing challenges, including political pressure, surveillance, SLAPP lawsuits, online harassment, violence against journalists, and restrictions on independent media. In response, several organizations across the continent

Press freedom across Latin America faces persistent threats ranging from censorship and surveillance to violence, judicial harassment, exile, and disinformation. In response, a network of regional organizations has emerged to

A practical guide to making an impact Press freedom is a cornerstone of democratic societies, yet it remains under threat worldwide. Journalists face censorship, harassment, imprisonment, and violence for doing