IPI urges WHO to grant accreditation to Taiwan journalists

Accreditation has been denied for past six years

How IPI members are facing the COVID-19 challenge: Taiwan

IPI saddened at passing of former board member Peter Wang

News community loses long-time supporter of media freedom in Taiwan

IPI elects new Board members

Group also re-elects Chairman Carl-Eugen Eberle

IPI World Congress 2011: Q&A with managing editor of Global Voices

Solana Larsen discusses role of citizen journalists with IPI

Premier of Republic of China speaks at IPI World Congress 2011 closing ceremony

IPI announces 2012 World Congress in Trinidad & Tobago

International Press Institute, UDN group announce IPI annual World Congress

Taiwan president to speak at Congress; 250 participants from 45 countries expected

Taiwan’s president to open IPI World Congress

Annual meeting will take place as planned, IPI director says

IPI to hold 2011 World Congress in Taipei

Conference to explore 21st century developments, from new technologies to press freedom

Taiwan’s NCC refuses broadcasting license to Next TV, legislators threaten stricter Internet regulations

IPI expresses concerns about NCC’s failure to promote press freedom

Taiwanese journalists receive WHA accreditation for second year

IPI welcomes World Health Assembly decision to accredit Taiwanese journalists, condemns practice of providing access based on nationality

IPI urges the United Nations to grant equal access to Taiwanese journalists

Letter: IPI concerned about UN Secretariat’s decision to reject the application of four Taiwanese correspondents to cover the UN GA

IPI concerned about the revocation by the United Nations Secretariat of the right of Taiwan’s Central News Agency’s NY correspondent to cover the UN