Catch up on the latest international news on freedom of press.
On January 9, Meta announced a significant change to its social media platforms: the removal of its fact-checking program. This change, revealed by Mark Zuckerberg in a video posted on
Baku, Azerbaijan – On the evening of December 6, five journalists from Meydan TV, an independent online media outlet, were detained in Baku. Among those taken into custody are Aynur
After more than a month of delays in the hearing, journalist Carlos Barcia, a native of Manta, Ecuador, has been declared innocent following a lawsuit filed by the Manta Port
Algerian journalist Ihsane El Kadi, initially sentenced to five years in prison on December 29, 2022, has been released following a presidential pardon. His case sparked international controversy after he
With Donald Trump’s return to the presidency, concerns over the future of journalism in the United States are growing due to his contentious history with the media. The term “Fake
Carlos Barcia, a journalist and news anchor for Radio Manta Television from Manabí, Ecuador, has been sued by Ingrid Rodríguez, the general manager of the Port Terminal, after he publicly
The war between Israel and Gaza continues, marking one year since it began on October 7, 2023. Despite calls for peace and the protection of human rights from international organizations,
Following negotiations with the governments of Guatemala and the United States, Nicaragua has deported 135 political prisoners. Including journalist Víctor Ticay, who was arrested after livestreaming a Catholic Holy Week
Elon Musk, owner of the social network X (formerly known as Twitter), has sparked a dispute with Brazil’s Supreme Federal Court (STF) following his decision to shut down the company’s
Evan Gershkovich, a Russian-American journalist for the Wall Street Journal, was arrested in Russia while investigating for an article in Yekaterinburg in March 2023. Convicted of espionage and sentenced to