Indonesia: 11 journalists attacked in widespread protest
The journalists were attacked and had their equipment damaged while covering a demonstration at the House of Representatives (DPR) in the Senayan Parliament Complex in Jakarta, Indonesia.
Keep digging deep for Gazan journalists
Nearly 10 per cent of the journalist community working in Gaza has been killed, reports IFJ treasurer Jim Boumelha, and now journalists' donations are funding media centres with facilities so they can work and receive food and health parcels.
Afghanistan: Taliban suspends 14 media outlets
As the third anniversary of the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan approaches on August 15, the country’s media continues to face severe challenges.
NUJ welcomes release of Evan Gershkovich and other journalists jailed in Russia
The NUJ joined the IFJ and fellow journalist organisations in welcoming the release of Evan Gershkovich and other journalists as part of a prisoner exchange between the United States, Russia and other countries in Europe.
Palestine: IFJ and PJS launch first media solidarity centre in Khan Younis
The Palestinian Journalists Syndicate (PJS) will launch its first solidarity centre on 23 July in Khan Younis in southern Gaza.
NUJ describes the Wall Street Journal’s sacking of Hong Kong Journalists’ Association chair as “shocking”
Michelle Stanistreet said the newspaper’s action flies in the face of its claim to be a beacon for press freedom.
2023 "one of the worst years" for killing of journalists says IFJ
70% of journalists' deaths in 2023 occurred in war in Gaza
Springer Nature staff hold unprecedented vote on industrial action
Writers on respected journals ballot for first time
Yemen: Journalists’ union leader survives a shooting in capital Sana’a
Mohammed Shubaita injured and his cousin killed in attack
NUJ members rally for International Workers Memorial Day
Irish representatives gather at Irish Congress of Trade Unions memorial
