Journalism Safety
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Ceasefire in Gaza: Israeli authorities must end media blockade
The ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, confirmed on Friday, 10 October, comes after two years of unprecedented massacres against the press in Gaza.
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Rep. Gomez Announces Release of Constituent and Journalist Emily Wilder, Detained by Israel Aboard Gaza Aid Flotilla
Congressman Jimmy Gomez announced the release of his constituent, journalist Emily Wilder, who was detained by Israel aboard a Gaza aid flotilla.
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Al Jazeera chief urges better protection for journalists in conflict zones
The Director General of Al Jazeera Media Network has stressed the importance of protecting journalists working in conflict zones.
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Gaza has become journalism’s graveyard. Killing journalists is killing the truth
“For 24 long months now, Gaza has become the most dangerous place in the world to practise our profession,” the author said.
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RSF files fifth complaint with ICC about Israeli war crimes against journalists in Gaza
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has filed its fifth complaint against Israel with the International Criminal Court (ICC) since October 2023.
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Medill to host ‘Press Freedom Under Fire: Threats to Journalism and Democracy’ Oct. 23-24
A two-day session will feature discussions with domestic and international newsroom leaders, experts and on-the-ground reporters about the challenges facing journalists.
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UNESCO Director-General condemns the killing of at least nine journalists in Yemen
Several journalists and media workers were reportedly killed on Sept. 10 when an airstrike hit a building that housed the headquarters of two newspapers.
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“Gazawood”: The deadly accusations against Gaza’s journalists
Journalists in Gaza have been relentlessly defamed and threatened since the start of the Israeli offensive in the Palestinian territory in October 2023, Reporters Without…
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A Risk Assessment of America Right Now
Security experts at several news organizations say they are increasingly concerned about the risk of violence.
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Israel attack on Yemeni newspaper was second deadliest on journalists ever recorded
Thirty one journalists and media staff were killed by Israeli strikes on newspaper offices in Yemen last week.
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Press could lose Pentagon access for releasing ‘unauthorised information’
The Pentagon has told journalists they must agree not to disclose unauthorized information or else risk losing access to the building.
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Israel’s killing of 31 Yemeni journalists marks deadliest global attack in 16 years
Israel’s targeted strikes on two newspaper offices in Yemen’s capital, which killed 31 journalists and media support workers on Sept. 10, signal a deadly pattern…