Feature: The information frontline — Press freedom and the security crisis in the Sahel

Military regimes in Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso are widening crackdown on independent journalism, risking an information gap with regional and global consequences

Kenya: IPI welcomes court ruling striking down criminal false news provisions

Lawmakers should go further and amend other provisions of Kenya’s cybercrime law on cyberharassment and surveillance that pose a risk to public-interest journalism

Mali: Journalist jailed on charges of insulting Niger’s military leader

IPI calls for immediate release of Youssouf Sissoko

Zimbabwe: Journalist threatened, detained over false news allegations

Case reinforces risks cybercrime laws pose for press freedom

Zimbabwe: IPI calls on authorities to drop charges against journalist Blessed Mhlanga

Journalist’s lengthy pre-trial detention signals intolerance of independent journalism

IPI, partners urge Kenya to strengthen human rights safeguards in its draft cybersecurity strategy

Pakistan: Amended cybercrime law poses new threats to press freedom

IPI welcomes acquittal of Nigerian journalist on cybercrime charges

Nigeria must act further to end abuse of Cybercrimes Act to target journalists

The Gambia: Parliament must amend draft cybercrime bill

Proposed measures could be used to target, punish journalists

Journalists at risk: insights from the Council of Europe’s Safety Platform

A call to 46 CoE member states to act against abusive lawsuits, surveillance and safety threats against journalists

Neuer Bericht enthüllt Infrastruktur hinter Cyberangriffen auf das IPI und ungarische Medien