Category: News

World’s Press Calls for Withdrawal of Proposed Royal Charter Issues prompting the Leveson Inquiry are no cause for additional statutory regulation of the press, which would have a ‘chilling effect’ on press freedom worldwide....

Paris, France and Darmstadt, Germany Authorities fail to act as perpetrators of violent attacks on journalists go unpunished With media professionals across Mexico continuing to face high levels of violent crime, the World...

A group from within the media and photojournalism industries have joined forces to raise awareness of the risks faced by journalists and photojournalists in war zones on a daily basis, and to lobby governments and tribunals to...

The  EC High Level Group on Media Freedom and Pluralism, which is fully independent, was established in October 2011 by  Vice-President Neelie Kroes, and is chaired by the former President of Latvia,  Professor Vaira...

The newest in a series of Reports by CFOM’s International Director William Horsley finds that the disturbing record of physical and legal attacks on media workers in many parts of Europe in the second half of 2012 spells severe...