On the 30th World Press Freedom Day, journalists will discuss solutions on how to report in countries where press freedoms are eroding
Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich appeared at an April hearing in Moscow.The situation in countries including Tajikistan, India and Turkey fell from “problematic” to “very bad” for newsgathering, the report said.last year criminalizing the spread of alleged disinformation and forcing social-media platforms such as WhatsApp to hand over users’ personal information.
Reporters Without Borders is scheduled to discuss its updated index during a virtual event with the Washington Post and Secretary of State Antony Blinken at 9 a.m. ET on Wednesday.Journalists face increased online harassment, technological surveillance and rising imprisonment and killings, speakers at the United Nations said Tuesday.
In addition to physical threats to safety, technological targeting of journalists is also threatening free speech, advocates say. An Israeli company, NSO Group,
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