This week, Malta’s Prime Minister Joseph Muscat announced that he would resign in January – news which was welcomed by all those who have been protesting regularly for him to quit – but which also prompted calls that he should go immediately
Restrictions on the media were once something seen as a problem for other countries but now these concerns are front and centre in the UK, Index CEO Jodie Ginsberg said this week
Restrictions on the media were once something seen as a problem for other countries but now these concerns are front and centre in the UK, Index CEO Jodie Ginsberg said this week
Restrictions on the media were once something seen as a problem for other countries but now these concerns are front and centre in the UK, Index CEO Jodie Ginsberg said this week
Thirty years ago this month, the world changed: a border that divided a city for 28 years was brought down.
The International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists this November highlights urgency of justice for journalists amid high numbers of deaths
The Index media monitoring project has tracked a significant increase in violence against journalists in Ukraine, including death threats
We are facing more demands for our assistance and expertise than ever before and we urgently need more funding to meet that need
The rebel Chinese cartoonist was in London last week and we caught up with him for a revealing video interview
As the People’s Republic of China celebrates 70 years, we reflect on the curbs to freedom of expression there
Tech experts explained how facial recognition will reduce us all to an unchangeable number.
Banned Books Week kicks off on Sunday
