Swedish Reporter Sentenced for Insulting Erdogan
A Turkish court has handed a Swedish journalist a suspended sentence of 11 months for insulting President Erdogan, raising fresh concerns over press freedoms.
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Trump Administration Pressures AP for ‘Gulf of America’ Naming
The Trump administration pressures AP to rename the Gulf of Mexico as Gulf of America, raising concerns over press freedom and First Amendment rights.
Julian Assange Freed: What It Means for Press Freedom
Julian Assange’s release through a plea deal sparks debate on press freedom and the future of journalism under the Espionage Act.
Global Press Freedom Under Threat: Journalists Face Rising Risks
Shireen Abu Akleh’s killing and Israel’s refusal to investigate underscore rising threats to journalists globally, with 26 media deaths reported this year.