Jocelyn Mintz

During Brazil's elections, women and minorities in media targeted with hate

Growing hostility that started under Bolsonaro presidency continues to affect media covering municipal elections

Arrest warrant for Guatemalan journalist viewed as retaliatory

Guatemala issues arrest warrant in absentia for co-founder of El Periodico Juan Luis Font

Analysts troubled by trend of internet, social media shutdowns in Africa

'Information can be like a lifeline,' they say

UN report: Taliban have detained Afghan journalists more than 250 times

Harassment of Balkan female reporters underscores global threat, say analysts

Online threats in North Macedonia, physical attack in Montenegro show dangers female journalists confront, say watchdogs

'History is going on right now,' says Ukrainian journalist honored for her coverage

Journalists from Ukraine, Kenya, Jordan are recognized with Knight awards for their accountability journalism

Bangladesh interim government revokes credentials of 50 journalists

Watchdogs warn move could increase self-censorship at critical time for Bangladesh

Russian disinformation campaign creates 'climate of chaos,' say experts

Campaign creates real-looking but fake news websites targeting Ukraine, EU members

Experts: Apple’s removal of news apps in Russia sets 'dangerous precedent'

Apple’s compliance with Russian regulators is condemned by experts as the tech company removes the Current Time app

'Garbage in, garbage out': AI fails to debunk disinformation, study finds

NewsGuard audit finds AI chatbots largely fail to spot false information, including narratives often pushed by hostile nations

Hurricane disinformation leads to danger, experts say

After the devastation of hurricanes Helene and Milton, misinformation spreads quickly on social media and in politics

Watchdogs: Sentencing of jihadi linked to Charlie Hebdo attack 'important verdict'

Life sentence for French jihadi suspected of training one of the gunmen who carried out deadly attack on satirical magazine

Boston university relaunches journalism curriculum to encompass humanities

The Gwen Ifill School of Media, Humanities, and Social Sciences embraces an interdisciplinary curriculum to create stronger future leaders

Russian journalism archive aims to protect independent voices from media suppression

Russian Independent Media Archive stores over 6 million documents that may be erased by the government

'The Prison Papers': Society magazine spotlights journalists jailed globally  

In essays, interviews, collaborative project highlights cases of journalists jailed in Hong Kong, Eritrea, Guatemala  

Critics denounce $1.3B in US military aid to Egypt despite alleged rights abuses

US cites Gaza cease-fire deal as it releases full aid to Egypt, even as critics, senators warn of human rights concerns, media arrests

Critics denounce Vietnam's sentencing of journalist as 'intimidation' of media

Radio Free Asia calls ruling "another example of Vietnam's unjust crackdown on free speech and brazen intimidation of journalists and writers"

Death of persecuted journalist brings attention to Turkmenistan’s media repression

The case of Khudayberdy Allashov shows the long-term harassment and attacks Turkmen media face, say analysts