Wednesday, Jun 11

Australian journalist Lauren Tomasi was injured by a rubber bullet during LA protests, prompting strong condemnation from her prime minister.

Tuesday, Jun 03

Activists, including Greta Thunberg, sail to Gaza on 'Madleen' to challenge Israel's blockade amid escalating humanitarian crises.

Wednesday, May 21

Hong Kong's Journalists Association condemns tax audits targeting media professionals, highlighting concerns for press freedom in the region.

Wednesday, May 21

A Delaware shelter is overwhelmed with thousands of abandoned chicks from a USPS shipment, raising serious concerns about animal care and shipping practices.

Saturday, May 17

Hadi Matar was sentenced to 25 years for the stabbing of Salman Rushdie, which left the author partially blind and sparked discussions on freedom of expression.

Friday, May 16

Trump suggests turning Gaza into a U.S.-controlled 'freedom zone', sparking global controversy as conflict escalates.

Monday, May 12

Pope Leo XIV calls for the release of jailed journalists while advocating for peace and responsible communication in his inaugural address.

Monday, May 05

The Freedom Flotilla Coalition's aid ship “Conscience” was attacked by drones off Malta, now waiting for docking permission to repair damages.

Sunday, May 04

Nicaragua's withdrawal from UNESCO follows the awarding of a press freedom prize to the exiled newspaper La Prensa, highlighting tensions over censorship and dissent.

Friday, May 02

Reporters Without Borders warns of an alarming decline in U.S. press freedom during Trump's presidency, marking unprecedented challenges for journalists globally.