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IPI welcomes Assange release but warns of long-term risk to press freedom
Press Freedom
Prosecution and sentencing under Espionage Act risks future chilling effect
Americas: United States of America
Europe: United Kingdom

Assange case: UK court blocks immediate extradition
Press Freedom
IPI continues to call for espionage charges to be dropped<br />
United Kingdom, United States of America

IJ4EU Interview: ‘These substances are not in total darkness anymore’
How a case of toxic pollution ignited a cross-border effort to expose contamination across Europe
Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Latvia, Netherlands, Spain, United Kingdom

UK: LGBTQ+ journalists seek out community in the face of online attacks
Writing on tragedies within the queer community can take a toll on mental health
Europe: United Kingdom

Podcasts & Videos

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The journalism we need can also be found online
IPI interviews BBC’s James Stephenson on the obstacles journalism faces in today’s digital world
United Kingdom

IPI Global Network

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#MemberInterview: BBC’s David Jordan on Brexit, ‘fake news’ and the future of public broadcasting
New IPI Executive Board member is director of editorial policy at the BBC
United Kingdom

Former IPI chair Peter Preston remembered at London service
Long-time editor of The Guardian newspaper died on January 6, 2018
United Kingdom

Reports

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Freedom of Expression, Media Law and Defamation
Out of Balance: Defamation Law in the EU
IPI General Assembly Resolution 2011: UK

Alerts

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18.03.2022
1 case

Ofcom revokes UK broadcasting licence of RT TV channel
Censorship and regulation: Publication ban, take-down order or forced deletion, fine, administrative action
Europe: United Kingdom
20.03.2021
1 case

UK photojournalists face intimidation covering London anti-lockdown protest
Covid-19
Verbal, online or physical attack: Verbal attack or intimidation by public (non online)
Europe: United Kingdom
02.02.2021
1 case

Equalities minister Kemi Badenoch attacked on Huffington Post’s reporter Nadine White on Twitter after she was asking questions about Badenoch’s role in a #Covid-19 vaccination campaign
Covid-19
Verbal, online or physical attack: Verbal attack or intimidation by authorities
Europe: United Kingdom