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Published last year: Earth Journalism Network launches a fellowship for journalists to attend and report from the UN Convention on Biological Diversity in October-November 2024. This opportunity supports reporters from low- and middle-income countries in covering critical biodiversity issues. ENTRIES CLOSED

Published last year: Daily Dawn calls for justice following the murder of journalist Khalil Jibran in Landi Kotal, highlighting the threats and violence faced by media personnel in Pakistan and urging an end to the culture of impunity for perpetrators.

Published last year: Journalist Abdullah Danish has been arrested by Taliban intelligence in Parwan province. The reason for his detention remains unclear, with Danish being taken to an unknown location. The Taliban have imposed severe restrictions on the media since their takeover of Afghanistan.

Published last year: The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) calls on Indian authorities to renew French journalist Sebastien Farcis' permit and stop hindering journalists' work through legal technicalities, emphasizing the need for press freedom.

Published last year: The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) condemns the killing of journalist Khalil Jibran in Landi Kotal, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The IFJ and PFUJ call for immediate investigation and enhanced media protections in Pakistan.

Published last year: Journalist Khalil Gibran was laid to rest after being fatally shot in Tehsil Landi Kotal, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The incident, which also injured Advocate Sajjad Shinwari, has prompted widespread condemnation and plans for protests by journalist organizations.

Published last year: The Committee to Protect Journalists has welcomed an apology from the Oaxaca and federal government for their failures that led to the murder of journalist Gustavo Sanchez Cabrera. The apology acknowledges the "errors and omissions" that increased risks to Sanchez's life.

Published last year: Khyber News Television correspondent Khalil Jibran was tragically shot dead in Landi Kotal, District Khyber. The journalist, who had previously received threats, was ambushed and killed while returning home. This incident highlights the growing dangers faced by journalists in Pakistan.

Published last year: The 2024 Climate Journalism Award celebrates innovative climate reporting with approximately $2600 prizes in five categories. Apply now to honor excellence in environmental storytelling. ENTRIES CLOSED

Published last year: The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) urges Russian authorities to release U.S. journalist Evan Gershkovich and drop all charges against him as his trial begins on June 26. Gershkovich has been detained for over 14 months on unfounded espionage charges.

Published last year: Discover how the Legal Network for Journalists at Risk (LNJAR) defends press freedom worldwide. LNJAR provides crucial legal support to journalists and media outlets facing threats and legal challenges, ensuring they can work without fear.

Published last year: Discover the key factors behind the declining credibility of Pakistani TV channels, from sensationalism and political bias to the influence of advertisers and ethical lapses. Learn what can be done to restore public trust and uphold journalistic integrity.

Published last year: Indian author Arundhati Roy is facing prosecution over her controversial remarks on Kashmir made in 2010. The legal action highlights ongoing tensions and freedom of speech issues in India.

Published last year: Discover the reasons behind the chaos and lack of decorum in today's press conferences. Explore how aggressive journalists and the erosion of professional ethics are turning these events into shouting matches.

Published last year: Female and nonbinary journalists can apply for the Howard G. Buffett Fund through the International Women’s Media Foundation (IWMF) to support their reporting projects and professional development. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.

Published last year: PTV Sports has terminated Rashid Latif's contract, sparking controversy and speculation. Despite a recent extension, Latif's departure raises questions about internal dynamics and financial challenges at PTV.

Published last year: The Committee to Protect Journalists condemns the five-year prison sentence given to journalist Sophia Huang Xueqin by a Chinese court for "inciting subversion of state power." CPJ urges the Chinese government to release her immediately.

Published last year: Renowned Indian sports journalist Harpal Singh Bedi has passed away, leaving a legacy of razor-sharp reporting and heartfelt stories. Colleagues and friends pay tribute to his indomitable spirit and immense contribution to sports journalism in India.

Published last year: Freedom Press Unlimited, in collaboration with the government and civil society activists, has launched the Pakistan Task Force on Journalist Murders to monitor investigations and prosecutions, ensuring justice and keeping the issue in public focus.

Published last year: Journalist Imran Riaz Khan was released by Lahore police after a court discharged him from a fraud case. The court found insufficient evidence against him.

Published last year: Journalist Ameen Rajput's tragic death underscores the severe economic hardships faced by unemployed journalists. His story highlights the struggles within the media industry in Pakistan.

Published last year: Apply for grants from the Pulitzer Center on crisis reporting for innovative data-driven journalism projects that highlight underreported issues. Open to newsrooms and independent journalists worldwide. Rolling deadline for applications.

Published last year: The Coalition for Women in Journalism (CFWIJ) condemns the sentencing of Jordanian journalist Hiba Abu Taha to one year in prison under Jordan's cybercrime law for her investigative report on the land corridor between Jordan and Israel. Calls for her immediate release highlight concerns over press freedom and free speech in Jordan.

Published last year: The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) calls for the immediate restoration of news channels Sakshi TV, TV9, NTV, and 10TV in Andhra Pradesh. CPJ urges state leaders to uphold press freedom and ensure broadcasters operate without censorship.

Published last year: Journalists stage a walkout during the Punjab Assembly's budget session in protest against a new defamation law, highlighting concerns over press freedom and media rights in Pakistan.

Published last year: Explore the significant contributions and challenges of women in journalism, highlighting their rising influence and the ongoing quest for gender equality in the media industry.

Published last year: At a post-budget press conference in Islamabad, journalist Sanaullah Khan's pointed question about budget allocation and accountability sparked applause and left Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb impressed. Khan challenged the lack of inquiry into wealth sources and criticized government spending priorities.

Published last year: The Committee to Protect Journalists urges an impartial investigation into the June 5 assault on journalist Tatiana Osango in Kinshasa, DRC. Osango was attacked for her critical reporting on President Felix Tshisekedi. CPJ calls for accountability to end violence against journalists.