Since the creation of the internet in the early 2000s, people have used it as a haven for free expression and access to diverse information. But today, it is increasingly

Reporting on difficult topics such as war, trauma, accidents, or assassinations can pose significant mental health challenges for journalists. Many who choose this profession are aware of these risks from

The mission of journalists has always been to tell the truth about what is happening, even when doing so means challenging limits, beliefs, or powerful interests. But in today’s context,

Stronger privacy laws have closed off once-routine data sources, complicated public-interest reporting, and increased legal risk. Journalists still have pathways forward, by documenting public-interest tests, minimizing data use, and strengthening

War reporting has always involved extreme risks: bombings, kidnappings, censorship, and constant threats. But in Gaza, the greatest danger for those reporting is no longer just violence, it’s hunger. Humanitarian

Press freedom is not only a cornerstone of any functioning democracy but also a crucial mechanism for institutional transparency and accountability. Numerous studies have identified a strong correlation between the

Being a woman in certain professions entails danger due to the lack of protection. In many regions of the world, being a woman and a journalist is a double sentence

Press evolves in different formats, nowadays, you can find journalism on social networks, websites, newspapers, and television. All share the same core objective: to inform people about what is happening

In today’s digital landscape, social media has become a primary source of information. Many people, especially younger generations, turn to platforms like TikTok, Instagram and X (formerly Twitter) to stay

Press freedom is a fundamental pillar of functional democracy and an informed society. However, its decline can trigger a domino effect with profound political, social, and economic consequences. Here is