#media-freedom

#media-freedom

Workplace fatalities in the U.S. are rising, particularly affecting racial minorities.

Indiana executed Joseph Corcoran without media witnesses, raising significant concerns about transparency and accountability in the death penalty process.

Mauritius government banned social media access until November 11, citing national security concerns before elections.

Iraq suspends Saudi-owned MBC Media Group for labeling Iranian-affiliated leaders as terrorists amid public backlash and government pressure, highlighting tensions between pro-Iran factions and diverse Iraqi demographics.

HR 9495 poses significant threats to independent media by allowing the government to label nonprofits as "terrorist supporting organizations."

Amadou Mahtar M'Bow was the first Black African director of UNESCO but faced critique leading to U.S. and UK withdrawals from the agency.

Israel intensifies military operations in Gaza while targeting media freedoms and preparing for possible reoccupation plans.

Kenneth Deer to speak on the origins and impact of The Eastern Door newspaper in promoting accurate news and Indigenous advocacy.

Evidence of targeted attack on journalists in Gaza by Israeli forces.

Journalists' rights to report freely were defended by All-China Journalists Association after police harassment incident.

The importance of journalists' role in providing accurate information during public safety incidents was emphasized by the ACJA.

The European Commission has launched legal action against Hungary for enacting laws that violate democratic values and fundamental rights.

Opponents claim these laws are intended to stifle political rivals, critical media, and civil society.

Los Angeles to pay legal fees for journalist and activists in lawsuit over LAPD photos, settling a case seen as a threat to media freedom.