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Following the latest political developments, IMS urges Tunisia’s President Kais Saied to protect press freedoms and freedom of expression – both enshrined in the country’s constitution. Journalists also have the responsibility of following internationally recognised guidelines for professional and ethical news coverage, which is especially important during political unrest.
Investigative journalists have revealed that the hacking spyware Pegasus has been misused to spy on and target journalists, human rights defenders and lawyers across the world. IMS calls for governments and companies globally to commit to guarding press freedom and to project journalists from covert surveillance
A new report published by IMS - The next wave of disruption: Emerging market media use of artificial intelligence and machine learning - analyses AI strategies in two regions: Central European Europe and Latin America to look at how news media have adopted or integrated innovative technologies, how they serve local newsrooms with content or applications and what plans for the future they have
Civil society organisations and cultural, educational and knowledge institutions registered in Denmark are eligible for funding to help establish long-lasting cooperations with organisations in the Eastern Neighbourhood Countries.
Send in your nominations of individuals for the Press Freedom Hero Award and organisations for the Free Media Pioneer Award by 21 July
IMS and 12 other human rights, freedom of expression, media freedom and journalists’ organisations unreservedly condemn the arbitrary detention and judicial harassment of human rights defender and journalist Andrei Aliaksandrau, who is now facing up to 15 years in prison on baseless charges of “treason to the state”.
