Category: Statements

09.11.2023Statements

Open letter: We refuse to let the Anti-SLAPP Directive be a missed opportunity

09.10.2023Statements

Latvia proposed to ban Russian-language content on public service media

05.10.2023Statements

Written statement by Justice for Journalists Foundation

05.10.2023Statements

Survey of Exiled Media Workers Reveals Half Still Feels Threatened in Their New Home Countries

27.09.2023Statements

80 organisations call on the European Parliament to protect journalists and ban spyware

06.09.2023Statements

Press Freedom Organizations Call for an End to Russian War Crimes Against Journalists in Ukraine

06.07.2023Statements

Russia must stop criminal violence against journalists now

05.06.2023Statements

Law enforcement must protect journalists amidst escalating tensions in northern Kosovo

31.05.2023Statements

Serbia: Legal harassment of investigative media outlet KRIK must stop

22.05.2023Statements

Civil society groups reaffirm solidarity with Belarusian political prisoners

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