#press-freedom

#press-freedom

This common-sense bill will protect public servants and their families," Sharp-Collins told lawmakers during a Tuesday Senate hearing.

The Canadian government passed the Online News Act (Bill C-18), which mandates big tech companies pay media organizations fees to distribute their content, raising concerns for press freedom.

The email containing a highly sensitive dataset was sent from a Ministry of Defence computer in February 2022, with ministers unaware of the problem until August 2023.

Recent estimates show that about 70% of the structures in Gaza are either completely destroyed or severely damaged, Bartov says. This is not a secret, but mainstream media coverage has been insufficient.

A tear gas canister to the knee sent one journalist to the hospital for minor surgery. A ricocheted rubber bullet struck another in the thigh. A third was hit by a pepper ball in the leg, and later struck in the head with a separate projectile, leaving her with a diagnosed concussion.

Paramount has agreed to pay $16 million to settle a lawsuit filed by President Donald Trump over the editing of CBS' "60 Minutes" interview with Kamala Harris. The settlement will support Trump's future presidential library, rather than compensate Trump directly.

Germany's previous government banned Compact magazine, with the then-Interior Minister describing it as a central mouthpiece of the right-wing extremist scene, agitating against Jews and democracy.

MMFA's reporting was allegedly chilled by Paxton's threat, impacting collaborations and leading to potential civil penalties as the media company endures scrutiny.

Kazakhstan's strategic location between Russia, China, and significant trade routes positions it at a pivotal point in global power dynamics, necessitating a careful reform agenda.

Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard expressed her strong commitment to securing the release of Swedish journalist Joakim Medin, who faces charges including insulting President Erdogan.