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2022-03-03. Two Danish journalists are “lucky to be alive” after being shot and injured in Ukraine while reporting on Russia’s invasion of the country. Ekstra Bladet Editor-in-Chief Knud Brix tells of their ordeal. Image: Stefan Weichert (left) and Emil Filtenborg in front of their car, which they had to flee in when they were shot. Credit: Emil […]

2022-03-03. “A week has passed since Russia invaded Ukraine. One of our main priorities as a company is being a solid owner of independent news media, free and able to report from the war,” said Schibsted in a statement announcing an emergency relief plan to Ukraine. In a statement published today, Schibsted announced an emergency relief plan

The Eastern Province workshop titled “A Strong Parliament for a Democratic Tomorrow” organized by the Sri Lanka Press Institute was successfully held in Batticaloa on February 28th. A group of 23 youth from Batticaloa, Ampara and Trincomalee districts participated in the workshop. The morning session was conducted by Senior Lecturer, Mr. Hakeem Abubackar and he

With journalists on the ground in danger of being targeted as Russian tanks roll into Ukraine, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on belligerents and international organisations to guarantee their safety. Читать на русском / Read in Russian As frontline witnesses of the Russian invasion, reporters run the risk of being hit by the missile strikes

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns a draconian amendment to Pakistan’s law combatting online disinformation that was issued quietly last weekend. If not struck down by the Supreme Court, it will provide the government and armed forces with a new mechanism for unrelenting censorship, RSF says. As a result of an ordinance approved by the cabinet on 19