New report on journalist safety in Cambodia applies human rights-based monitoring framework developed by CFOM researcher
A new report documenting threats and attacks against journalists in Cambodia applies a human...
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‘The Librarians’: Book bans and the illiberal turn
‘The Bible is kept locked up, the way people once kept tea locked up, so the servants wouldn’t...
Read MoreSome journalists’ rights are at risk in Bangladesh’s transition to democracy
London recently provided an international stage for the Chief Advisor to the Bangladesh government...
Read MoreSeeing is Believing? Journalism at a Crossroads in the Age of Synthetic Imagery
Astrid Vandendaele, Assistant Professor of Journalism and New Media, discusses AI generated images...
Read MoreCFOM Researchers host panel at World Press Freedom Day 2025 Academic Conference
As part of World Press Freedom Day 2025, CFOM Researchers and the UNESCO Chair on Media Freedom,...
Read MoreHow state agents target journalists while governments claim to protect them – stark warnings from Mexico and Honduras
Tamsin Mitchell, Researcher and Consultant, writes about the threats that journalists are facing...
Read MoreThree faces of impunity: Obstacles to justice for journalists
Photo Credit: Council of Europe One: Lack of Political will On 9 April 2021 Greek investigative...
Read MoreAre journalists losing the battle against secrecy?
Jingrong Tong, Senior Lecturer in Media and Information Studies at the University of Sheffield,...
Read MoreNew ESRC-funded research project on impunity for human rights violations against journalists
CFOM’s Sara Torsner has been awarded an Economic Social Research Council (ESRC) grant for the...
Read MoreJSRN Symposium on AI and Journalism
On May 2 from 09:30-14:30 UK Time, the Journalism Safety Research Network (JSRN) will host an...
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