Ruling says the colonial-era law, which governments have used against their political opponents, is ‘unconstitutional’.

Ruling says the colonial-era law, which governments have used against their political opponents, is ‘unconstitutional’.
White House denounces detention of US citizen Evan Gershkovich and Russia’s continued ‘repression of journalists’.
Shamsuzzaman Shams, a correspondent for Prothom Alo, detained under the controversial Digital Security Act.
A report by the group Article 19 has documented nearly 700 crimes against media workers, the most on record.
Zulkarnain Saer Khan was part of Al Jazeera’s investigation that unearthed corruption at the highest level of power.
Irfan Mehraj, who worked with a prominent human rights organisation, was accused of funding ‘terror’ activities.
Local journalists report receiving envelopes filled with small explosives, disguised as commonplace electronic devices.
A debacle with sports host sparks a furious debate about free speech at the BBC. Plus, what could AI mean for the media?
BBC sport presenter Gary Lineker was suspended after criticising the British government’s new asylum policy.
US-based group says despite overall global decline for 17th year in 2022, net improvement may be on the horizon.
Thousands angry at a so-called ‘foreign agent’ bill making its way through parliament.
Media regulator bars TV channels from broadcasting the former prime minister’s speeches and news conferences.
Fire, violence and exultant settlers – Israel’s occupation gets darker. Plus, journalism in crisis in Pakistan.
The Take asks Mexican journalists why so many are being killed there and what is being done to protect them.