17.05.2018With their declaration, the participants in the conference “Media Freedom and Pluralism: How to reboot an essential EU pillar” in Sofia, Bulgaria, urge the EU to take action for journalists' safety.more information

15.5.2018British, Turkish and European groups joined forces to urge the UK government to raise the issue of press freedom with President Erdoğan who was in London to meet prime minister Theresa May.more information

15.5.2018The theme of ECPMF's annual conference is the controversial role of new technology in the future of media freedom. To inform debate, we interviewed former WikiLeaks editor Sarah Harrison.more information

14.5.2018This week in Sofia, a conference on Media Freedom and Pluralism discusses the continuous decline of Bulgaria in the press freedom index. This special dossier by OBCT investigates the root causes.more information

8.5.2018A new law has decriminalised libel in Malta. It follows months of criticism over media freedom, especially after the murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, who was attacked with dozens of SLAPP cases.more information

4.5.2018Right on World Press Freedom Day, MEPs urged, that EU member states should “create and maintain a safe and secure environment for journalists”. The resolution was approved by an overwhelming majority.more information