Iran Warns France About 'Insulting' Khamenei Cartoons
Later Wednesday, Iran's Foreign Ministry said it had summoned French Ambassador Nicolas Roche.
Nate Thayer, Journalist Who Interviewed Pol Pot, Dead at 62
"He had a lot of ailments. He was seriously ill for many months," the brother told Agence France-Presse.
Journalism in Belarus 'Dealt a Huge Blow'
In December, authorities arrested the former journalist on charges of “discrediting” Belarus.
The Shanghai police detain foreign journalists covering anti-lockdown protests, beating BBC correspondent Edward Lawrence
Separately on Sunday evening, Shanghai police detained Michael Peuker, China correspondent for Swiss public broadcaster Radio Télévision.
Mexican Journalists, Cultural Commentators Demand President End Provocations
According to Paris-based Reporters Without Borders (RSF), Mexico is the world's deadliest country for journalists.
Mexican Journalist Unhurt in First 2023 Attack on Media
The site reported the attacker shooted, “I am going to kill you!”
South African Journalist, 90, Delivers News in the Desert
Hugo scoffs at people who read the news in their cellphones.
Italian journalist Claudio Locatelli injured while covering war in Ukraine
Celesti told CPJ that he and Daniele were not injured. In a Facebook post, Locatelli wrote on December 20 that he was well despite “some discomfort in [his] balance and hearing.”
Taliban Bans VOA, RFE/RL Radio in Afghanistan
Free press groups have accused the Taliban of imposing widespread censorship on media, harassing journalists and denying work rights for female media personnel.
As he prepares to run for reelection, Kazakhstan's Tokayev needs to respect the rights of journalists
RSF and almost 30 other international and local NGOs published a joint open letter to President Tokayev
Trolling of Female Asian Journalists on Rise as Beijing Seeks to Discredit Media
Hoffman told VOA that “preventing harassment of journalists is simply not possible.”
Tajikistan: Up to 10 years in prison for independent journalists, Rakhmon's regime gags criticism
Condemning Tajikistan’s systematic censorship of independent journalism, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls for the release of four reporters
Kafkaesque arrest and muzzled media in Algeria
Many journalists were harassed and arrested,
As a result of the liberation of Kherson, RSF has called for the restoration of accreditation for journalists
At least 11,000 journalists are now officially accredited to cover the war in Ukraine.
Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense cancels accreditation of Danish journalist Matilde Kimer
Vydoinyk said that Kimer could not report from the front line anymore but that she was still allowed to work in Ukraine.
Bulgaria Summons Russian Envoy Over Warrant for Journalist
Thursday's move to summon the Russian ambassador came after the main parties in Bulgaria's parliament called for support for Grozev.
Algerian Journalist Arrested, His Media Offices Shut Down
Algerians expressed dismay online, including some who said they disagreed with El-Kadi's views.
Analysis: Nearly 1,700 Journalists Killed Over Past 20 Years
Iraq and Syria were the most dangerous countries for journalists,
Iranian Journalist Samimi Released
Samimi has served prison terms both before and after the Islamic revolution of 1979.
'The Worst Year for Independent Media' in Nicaragua
"This is something we have never seen before," Eduardo Enriquez, editor-in-chief of La Prensa, told VOA.