Articles by European Federation of Journalists (EFJ)

Croatian journalists stage protest against abusive lawsuits
Politicians, public figures and corporations have filed over 1,100 lawsuits against journalists with the intention of intimidating them into self-censorship.

MEPs join IFEX members in call for return of rule of law in Turkey
Forty-seven MEPs and 14 press freedom groups joined a resolution underscoring the lack of effective domestic legal remedies for journalists targeted in Turkey’s media crackdown.

Ukraine: Physical assaults against female journalists rise by 50% in 2018
Attacks against female journalists started to increase once offenders saw there was little risk of being punished.