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Police in Northern Ireland may have regularly checked the phone records of multiple journalists in an attempt to uncover their sources, a London tribunal has heard

The Ukrainian justice system has opened an investigation into obstruction of journalists following revelations that the army tried to mobilise Yevhen Shulhat to prevent the publication of one of his articles.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is creating a network of lawyers who will offer legal assistance to journalists in West Africa in the event of their arrest and will refer cases to regional legal bodies when appropriate.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and a coalition of journalists and NGOs have called on the Malaysian authorities to overturn the conviction in absentia of British investigative journalist Clare Rewcastle Brown.

The Turkish Constitutional Court has overturned several judicial decisions censoring journalistic content, considering that Article 9 of the Internet law constitutes a violation of press freedom.

RSF hails a Slovak prosecutor’s decision to reopen the investigation into the deepfake audio of Monika Tódová.

During a mission to the Philippines earlier this week, RSF and a coalition of international press freedom organisations provided authorities with insights on the hideout of alleged mastermind of a journalist’s assassination 13 years ago.

A London tribunal investigating the alleged surveillance of two journalists in Northern Ireland has heard shocking allegations that police set a trap for the journalists in order to unmask their sources.

The experience of Gregory Gondwe, director of the Platform for Investigative Journalism website, shows that investigating corruption can have drastic consequences in Malawi.