Internet Freedom in Africa Improved in 2023 … Nigeria, Malawi Record Largest Gains, Says Freedom House
Information Commissioners Emphasize Importance of Access to Information, Transparency in Overcoming Crisis Situations
UNESCO to Commemorate 2023 International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists in Washington DC
Nigeria, Other African nations spending $1bn a year on harmful surveillance of citizens, New Research Reveals
Media Organizations Issue Global Principles to Regulate Development and Deployment of Artificial Intelligence Systems
UNESCO Issues Publication for Law Enforcement Agents to Strengthen Investigations into Crimes Against Journalists
Facebook Releases 2022 Human Rights Report, Says it Helped Create Secure Online Spaces, Support Election Integrity in Nigeria
World Association for Christian Communication’s Global Study Reveals Persistent Gender Bias in News Media
Paradigm Initiative Executive Director Elected to Steer National Standards Committee on Digitally Delivered Services
11th International Conference on Communications and Media Studies Accepting Research Proposals, Opens Registration
UNESCO, International Association of Prosecutors Launch New Guidelines for Prosecutors on Digital Evidence Collection
Female Journalists Call on Federal, State Governments to Punish Perpetrators of Attacks Against Journalists
Court Says National Assembly’s Refusal to Disclose Information Requested Encourages Corruption, Financial Recklessness
