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Strategic lawsuits against public participation (SLAPPs) pose a growing threat to freedom of expression, democratic accountability, and public participation worldwide. In our latest legal briefing , ARTICLE 19 analyses the concept...
One and a half years after the US government funding cuts, support for independent media has significantly decreased across the board. Our new report, co-produced with Free Press Unlimited (FPU) and BBC Media Action, “ The...
Although the media shapes public perception, coverage of marginalised groups in Zambia often relies on stereotypes and pity-driven narratives rather than taking a rights-based approach. Community radio stations, which are vital...
DHAKA. Entering Bangladesh’s male-dominated media industry as a young woman often means confronting deeply entrenched systemic barriers from day one. However, at a recent workshop delivered by Fojo Media Institute, transforming...
Stronger information ecosystems start with safer journalism. SaferJourno—Internews’ flagship guide for digital security trainers—supports both media trainers and digital security practitioners in working effectively with...
Access to information is often treated as a question of infrastructure - connectivity, devices, bandwidth. In reality, the biggest barriers are often language, trust, geography, and representation. In 2025, as part of the European...
Across many regions of the world, the space for independent journalism is shrinking. Journalists face growing repression, economic precarity, and rapid technological change, while democratic institutions are under increasing...