Britain’s appeals court has concluded a two-day public hearing regarding the proposed extradition of WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange, to stand trial in the US for ‘espionage’.

A human rights organization voices concern over repression of press freedom, and arbitrary imprisonment of journalists in Saudi Arabia.

Journalists in India have been grappling with a growing spate of violence over the last few years. The fraternity hangs in balance with many questioning if truth is meaningful in Modi’s New India.

Photojournalist Alfredo Cardoso, who hailed from the volatile southwestern state of Guerrero, is gunned down after being abducted by unidentified assailants from his home on Friday.

Kashmiri journalists say harassment by police increased after India revoked Kashmir’s semi-autonomous status in 2019.

Over 30 Iranian and regional .com websites have been shut down by the US Justice Department for a number of facile reasons including disinformation.

A Yemeni journalist union says at least 337 Yemeni journalists and media workers have been killed as a result of the Saudi-led coalition's military aggression on the country.