Media Rights Monitor

Stallion Times Trains Journalists in Kogi State on Investigative Journalism Skills

MRA, 21 CSOs Call on Kyrgyz Authorities to Protect Media Freedom, Civic Space

AFYMP Trains 36 ‘Next-Generation Journalists’ on Reporting for Impact

Malami Blames Absence of Punitive Administrative Measures, Under-Utilization of FOI Act for Poor Implementation

Media Rights Agenda Wins Suit Challenging NBC’s Power to Impose Fines on Broadcast Stations

MRA Executive Director Receives ‘OGP Reform Champion Award’

BON Honours Industry Icons in Maiden ‘Nigeria Broadcasting Awards’

African Commission Calls Governments to Safeguard Press Freedom and Protect Freedom of Expression

Media Sector Needs Conducive Environment to Better Cover Elections, Says MRA Director

UNESCO Issues New Policy Guidelines for Development and Promotion of Right to Information in National Frameworks

Special Rapporteurs Adopt Joint Declaration on Media Freedom and Democracy

African Media Convention Declares Freedom of Expression Crucial for Human Rights

IFJ Calls for Urgent Adoption of Binding International Instrument to Strengthen Press Freedom

UNESCO Issues New Policy Guidelines for Development and Promotion of Right to Information in National Frameworks

Global Network of 40 Organisations Call on Governments to Protect Encryption, Ensure Open Internet

MDIF Ventures to Invest Another $1 Million in Young Media Companies

Centre for Journalism Innovation Announces First Ever West Africa Journalism Innovation Conference

CPJ Accuses Justice Minister of Misrepresenting its Research Report on Attacks Against Journalists

Iceland Joins Freedom Online Coalition as 37th Member

Kenya, Spain, U.S Elected to OGP Steering Committee 

Ms Carmen Aristegui Wins the 2023 World Press Freedom Hero Award

UNESCO Calls on Governments to Implement Global Ethical Framework on Artificial Intelligence Without Delay

MRA’s Director Calls on Citizens, International Community to Pressure Governments to Ensure Safety of Journalists

Over 1660 Prosecutors, Other Professionals from 90 Countries Trained on Investigating and Prosecuting Crimes against Journalists, says UNESCO