Belarus has one of the most oppressive media climates in the world. The Presidential elections in August 2020 and the following protests has put press...
In the weeks following the fall of Kabul, the crisis team of Free Press Unlimited has day in and day out been busy with the security of journalists in...
Today, the Norwegian Nobel Committee announced Maria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov as the winners of this year´s Nobel Peace Prize, honoring them for their...
Almost two months after the fall of Kabul on August 15th, it remains hard to paint an accurate picture of the current situation in Afghanistan. The nu...
We are very proud to announce that the Jaridaty project in Tunisia won the prize for the best initiative on Media and Information Education. The prize...
Together with 61 organizations a joint statement was made urging the European Commission to strengthen its annual Rule of Law report.
The Dutch Postcode Lottery contributes to the work of Free Press Unlimited with a structural financial contribution. Last summer this support has been...
Together with over 50 organizations we call on the Human Rights Council to launch a Fact Finding Mission on Afghanistan, a crucial mechanism to ensure...
For the past 20 years, there has been relative freedom for media in Afghanistan. This has been replaced by censorship in the form of accommodating to...
Free Press Unlimited’s experience in Nepal goes back to 1997, and in those years we have seen Nepal making progress, mostly with its new Constitution...
Recently, 24 Afghan media workers, including journalists and fixers who have collaborated with Dutch media in the past, have been evacuated from...
Ahead of the G7 summit on the situation in Afghanistan, we join more than 50 civil society and media organisations from around the world in a call on...