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Hungary's approach to academic freedom is being rewritten with the help of a prominent British educational magazine, argues ...
With 90% of the country’s media now controlled by the state, it is becoming harder and harder to report independently ...
Saturday marked World Press Freedom Day. Index, alongside many others, raised the alarm about the state of global media ...
Greece has been rocked by accusations of government corruption and a phone-tapping scandal involving opposition politicians ...
Greece has been rocked by accusations of government corruption and a phone-tapping scandal involving opposition politicians ...
Wendy Funes, winner of the Index 2018 Freedom of Expression award for journalism, is among those who have been consistently threatened for doing their jobs ...
From inhumane conditions to unjust detentions, Index explores the plight of political prisoners in the Latin American country ...
Tomorrow marks World Press Freedom Day, a day started in 1993 to remind governments of their duty to protect freedom of the press. This year, the need for this reminder feels more urgent than ever.
In the 2024 World Press Freedom Index published by Reporters Without Borders, Turkey ranked 158th among 180 countries. Just days before the release of this year’s index, 37 journalists remain ...
This article was commissioned and first published by The Conversation – the news, science and arts website written entirely by academics. You can read the original ...
Reporting from Thailand, Index looks at how the military junta has denied international journalists entry to Myanmar following the disaster in March ...
This article first appeared in Volume 54, Issue 1 of our print edition of Index on Censorship, titled The forgotten patients: Lost voices in the global healthcare system, published on 11 April 2025.
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