The Society of Editors has added its voice to a chorus of international press freedom organisations and news platforms calling on Israel to urgently grant the freedom of movement of journalists in and out of Gaza.
The News Media Association has welcomed a reporting restrictions rule change to strengthen open justice.
The Law Commission calls for media to remain in court during sexual offence evidence sessions.
The Afghan data breach superinjunction is an “extraordinary affront to open justice”, the Society of Editors warns.
The NUJ has condemned as deplorable, the IRGC’s detention of an Iran International journalist’s family.
Last week WAN-IFRA voiced serious concern over the growing deterioration of press freedom in El Salvador.
WAN-IFRA has joined more than 130 global news leaders and press freedom organisations to demand access for international journalists to Gaza and guarantee the protection of Palestinian journalists currently working on the ground.
The executive director of the Society of Editors has described plans by the government to grant anonymity to police firearms officers who shoot suspects as “deeply concerning”.
Press freedom is under threat in the most surprising places.
Digital businesses and campaigners tell Keir Starmer parliamentary sovereignty and UK democracy are not for sale.
Sir Lindsay Hoyle, speaker of the House of Commons, has praised the important role of the media amid the danger posed by ‘armchair journalists’ and fake news online.
Two thousand media outlets have registered with the Journalism Trust Initiative worldwide, cementing the first international standard for transparent journalism.
The College of Policing has updated its corruption guidance following media criticism.
The News Media Association has welcomed a report on AI & copyright from the University of Cambridge's Minderoo Centre.
The US has been slipping down the World Press Freedom Index. Where's it likely to rank in the 2025 index?
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