Category: Statements

08.04.2026Statements

Georgia: Afgan Sadygov’s deportation represents a stark example of transnational repression, demands urgent international response

30.03.2026Statements

Czech media funding proposals risk undermining public service media

23.02.2026Statements

The BBC World Service must be defended not defunded

03.12.2025Statements

Call for a Council of Europe Convention on Transnational Repression

29.07.2025Statements

Statement on the ongoing mistreatment of Abzas Media journalists in Azerbaijan

23.06.2025Statements

Kosovo: Steadfast support for Flutura Kusari as she seeks justice against Mentor Llugaliu’s harassment

17.06.2025Statements

Georgia: Independent media face new wave of repression as new laws come into effect

23.01.2025Statements

Georgia: JFJ and press freedom organisations call for release of Mzia Amaglobeli, founder of Batumelebi and Netgazeti

13.12.2024Statements

Urgent call on the European Union to react to the critical press freedom situation in Georgia

03.12.2024Statements

Georgia: JFJ and press freedom organisations condemn assault on journalists during demonstrations in Tbilisi

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