King commutes sentences to mark 25 years on the throne
Three years after Cuba's mass anti-government protests, journalists and activists are still paying the price of dissent
When a 2023 study found women were underrepresented and marginalized in the Liberian media industry — and portrayed negatively in news coverage — a female journalists association set up a pilot program to bring about change. From Monrovia, Liberia, VOA's Senanu Tord has more.
After investigative outlet IDL-Reporteros uncovered corruption, its team came under legal and physical attack
Tchadinfos.com was taken offline after it refused to comply with a request from former adviser to Chadian President Abakar Manany
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced criticism from a press advocacy group as he visited Washington this week to address Congress and hold talks at the White House. Robin Guess reports from Washington.
Attacks, arrests and restrictions on journalists including over coverage of youth demonstrations is causing concern among Kenyan media. Journalists are taking to the streets to protest. Juma Majanga covered the protests and filed this report from Nairobi, Kenya. Camera: Amos Wangwa
Analysts say move could affect public broadcasters, other civil liberties groups that work in Russia
Cambodian journalists welcome USAID grant as way to improve quality and diversity of media
The trial of the pro-democracy publisher is widely viewed as politically motivated
As France prepares for Olympics, it cites security threats over rejected credentials and has AFP journalist carry torch to honor media workers
Russian courts convicted two American journalists on Friday, Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich and Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty editor Alsu Kurmasheva. Press freedom advocates say both are wrongfully detained.
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