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Five Years of ECPMF
On this day ECPMF marks its 5th anniversary. Help us make the next 5 years even bigger and better. By donating 5 EUR and nominating 5 friends to do the same To support press and media freedom across Europe! For more about ECPMF’s work and our plans for the next 5 years – see our newly launched 2020-24 strategy, ‘There is no freedom […]
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- The Only Material: Exhibition on Ukrainian journalism opened in Berlin — Now extended until 4 August
- Serbia: Media freedom continues to decline at alarming speed, EU must take action
- ECPMF 10th Anniversary Poster Contest – Winning Design by Maria Grynevych
- Media Recovery Ignored at Ukraine Recovery Conference 2025
- Turkey: MFRR partners alarmed by state-backed attacks on Leman magazine
- International organisations condemn the arrest warrant issued against the journalist Nedim Türfent by the Turkish authorities
- Turkey: Journalists detained under the Artvin investigation must be released immediately!
- Sachsen bekräftigt seine Unterstützung für die Pressefreiheit und den Schutz von Medienschaffenden
- Saxony reaffirms its support for press freedom and the protection of journalists
- Civil Society Open Letter in Response to Recent Spyware Abuse Cases in the EU
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Three cross-border investigative teams win top honours at Impact Award 2024 – Europe’s leading prize for transnational watchdog reporting.
Journalist for 12 years, Nedim Türfent was imprisoned for nearly 7 years for his work.
Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine has shaken Europe and beyond. The war has led to a humanitarian catastrophe for people on the ground, and also included numerous deliberate attacks on journalists in an attempt to silence their vital reporting.
On October 12 and 13, Europe’s best cross-border investigative journalists gathered in Brussels, Belgium for the 2023 IJ4EU UNCOVERED Conference.
Within the framework of our ongoing “Opportunities in Exile” programme, ECPMF has coordinated a series of German language workshops for journalists and media workers in exile in Germany, together with Amal, Berlin!.
This investigation led by Lighthouse Reports, a Dutch-based non-profit that works with newsrooms across Europe, exposes the mysterious men in masks who beat refugees at Europe’s borders.
In recent years, the Chinese state has allegedly locked away a million Uyghurs in internment camps. The Xinjian Police Files, winner of a 2023 IJ4EU Impact Award, attaches names and faces to this brutal system, providing an unprecedented look behind the veil of secrecy.
Honourable mention at the 2023 Impact Award Ceremony went to “Peat Pressure, an investigation by Irish investigative organisation Noteworthy that exposes a system of unregulated peat extraction and how two multi-million-euro horticultural peat companies have extracted it without consent and in breach of EU environmental law.
The winners for the 2023 IJ4EU Impact Award were announced at an award ceremony in Leipzig on 31 March 2023.
Five Years of ECPMF
On this day ECPMF marks its 5th anniversary. Help us make the next 5 years even bigger and better. By donating 5 EUR and nominating 5 friends to do the same To support press and media freedom across Europe! For more about ECPMF’s work and our plans for the next 5 years – see our newly launched 2020-24 strategy, ‘There is no freedom […]
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The Only Material: Exhibition on Ukrainian journalism opened in Berlin — Now extended until 4 August
Statement
Serbia: Media freedom continues to decline at alarming speed, EU must take action
General
ECPMF 10th Anniversary Poster Contest – Winning Design by Maria Grynevych
Statement
Media Recovery Ignored at Ukraine Recovery Conference 2025
Statement
Turkey: MFRR partners alarmed by state-backed attacks on Leman magazine
Statement
International organisations condemn the arrest warrant issued against the journalist Nedim Türfent by the Turkish authorities
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