Friday, Apr 10

A federal judge rules that the Pentagon must restore press access for journalists, rejecting its new restrictions as unlawful.

Thursday, Apr 09

An Israeli drone strike has killed Al Jazeera journalist Mohammed Wishah in Gaza, escalating concerns over attacks on media personnel.

Friday, Apr 03

Cuba plans to pardon 2,010 prisoners in a move seen as a response to U.S. pressure, amid ongoing negotiations for humanitarian gestures.

Monday, Mar 30

The New York Times accuses the Pentagon of violating a court order regarding journalist access, prompting a court hearing on press freedom issues.

Sunday, Mar 22

A federal judge ruled the Pentagon's press access restrictions unconstitutional, reiterating the importance of press freedom amid ongoing conflicts.

Wednesday, Feb 25

A CPJ report reveals Israel was responsible for the deaths of the majority of journalists worldwide in 2025, marking the deadliest year in history for media workers.

Wednesday, Feb 25

A U.S. judge has blocked the government's search of seized devices belonging to a Washington Post reporter, emphasizing First Amendment protections.

Wednesday, Feb 18

Gabon has suspended social media access, citing threats to national security amid social unrest and growth in dissent against the new president.

Tuesday, Feb 10

Jimmy Lai, a prominent critic of Beijing, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison, igniting international concerns over press freedoms in Hong Kong.

Friday, Feb 06

Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai is set to be sentenced on February 9 for national security violations, prompting international outcry.