Reporting, analysis, vision & strategy bearing on press freedom including content relating to honest reporting and critique of the activities of political and other leaders, restrictions on press freedom, persecution of journalists, media reporters and whistle-blowers.
Axel Springer, the German media company whose corporate constitution includes support for Israel and āthe principles of a free market economyā as its founding…
When the executive branch summarily stripped MS NOW, CNN, and Politico of their White House journalistic credentials, it enacted far more than…
Meta disabled the Facebook page of President Luiz InĆ”cio Lula da Silva on Wednesday. It also restricted the ad account linked to…
President Luiz InĆ”cio Lula da Silva launched his campaign for a fourth and final term before thousands of supporters in SĆ£o Bernardo…
Assal Raad joins Antony Loewenstein to discuss her new book, Don’t Say Palestine: How the Media Manufactured Consent for Genocide, exploring how…
This article was first published in Spanish on the Argentine website PlazaDeMayo.com. Tradition has it that Hillel was asked to summarize the…
Prior to the Senateās summer recess, lobbyists and advocates of the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act or Clarity Act made a frantic…
The lawsuit filed after U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) questioned Max Blumenthal and seized two of his cellphones has renewed debate…
The British government has announced it is going to ban Iranās Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, an idea which on the face of it sounds…
At a moment when Gazaās journalists urgently need international protection and the solidarity of journalists and press freedom organizations worldwideāfor their courage,…
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