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The Murders of Slovak Journalist Ján Kuciak and Partner Marina Kušnírova Represent a Serious Threat to Media Freedom in Europe
The CMPF wholly condemns the killing of Ján Kuciak and Marina Kušnírova. Read More …
The CMPF wholly condemns the killing of Ján Kuciak and Marina Kušnírova. Read More …
On 16 February, two journalists, Ahmet Altan and Nazli Ilicak, and the academic Mehmet Altan, were sentenced to life in prison. Read More …
Many European countries are facing spring elections amid growing concerns regarding alleged Russian propaganda. Read More …
The central idea behind the notion of deliberative democracy is exercising our freedom of expression… Read More …
In October, the EU-funded Media Accessibility Platform (MAP)* project held its first international conference in Vigo, Spain. Read More …
Investigative journalism is facing multiple challenges in addition to funding and political limitations across both the developed and developing world. Read More …
The Centre for Media Pluralism and Media Freedom (CMPF) strongly condemns and is deeply shocked by the murder of the Maltese investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia. Read More …
The Television Without Frontiers Directive (‘TWFD’) was designed to facilitate the free movement of broadcasting services across Europe by introducing a ‘one stop regulatory shop’ based on regulation by the ‘country of origin.’ Read More …
Indeed, in its legislative proposal amending the Audiovisual Media Services (AVMS) Directive of May 25, 2016, the European Commission puts a significant change to the current Article 30, which refers to media regulators, on the table. Read More …
Today is the World Press Freedom Day. It is also the 250th anniversary of the world’s first freedom of information law. Freedom of expression and the right of access to information are fundamental conditions in democratic societies. Read More …