The next event in the AEJ UK’s series of ZOOM Meetings will be with Ed Balls, media personality, academic, former cabinet minister and shadow Chancellor, who will speak on "Global Britain" on Friday, March 26th from 14.00 TO 15.15 GMT. Please reply to...

The Association of European Journalists and the Board of AEJ Hungary have jointly issued the following statement and demand for remedial actions following this week’s partisan and malign decision rejecting Klubradio’s appeal to retain its...

16 media and NGO organisations have written to EU Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager urging her to swiftly address concerns over media market distortions in Hungary. The coalition of press freedom organisations is led by IPI and includes the AEJ. It warns...

After today’s Hungarian court ruling confirmed Klubradio loss of its broadcast frequency in a hotly disputed decision by the country’s partisan regulatory body, AEJ Hungary has called for a Europe-wide show of solidarity to recover the popular station’s right to stay...

The AEJ has joined other concerned organisations CPJ, Article 19 and RSF in recording and protesting against the record wave of arrests, attacks and criminal cases against journalists for coverage of the mass protests over the arrest and jail sentence imposed on...

Guest Commentary by Jaka Bizilj *, founder of Berlin-based Cinema for Peace Foundation February 3, 2021   Alexei Navalny's sentence to three and a half years in a penal colony is supposed to be punishment for not fulfilling his bail conditions and reporting to the...

Photo: © Council of Europe   A book just published by the Council of Europe provides remarkable insights from 20 ‘journalists at risk’ about the growing dangers they face for reporting on crime and corruption, and publicises their appeals for more effective protection...

The AEJ has formally endorsed an authoritative report launched on Wednesday by an independent High Level Legal Panel supporting the Global Media Freedom Coalition that is now made up of some 40 UN member states. The report calls for creation of a new International...

Media Freedom Rapid Response (MFRR) partners and freedom of expression organisations are concerned about the alleged attempt to bribe a journalist by a member of Yorgen Fenech’s legal team. We call on the Maltese authorities and Chamber of Advocates to ensure the...

The AEJ condemns in the strongest terms all acts of violence by combatants targeting journalists and other media workers during the armed conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia in Nagorno Karabakh. Civilians including journalists are fully entitled to protection...

In a joint statement issued on 1 October ten Armenian media and NGO organisations have called for determined international condemnation of Azeri army attacks on journalists and other civilians in Nagorno Kharabakh and for new safeguards for journalists in the conflict...

Statement of the Slovak Section of the Association of European Journalists - Bratislava, 4 September 2020.   The Association of European Journalists, Slovak Section, is sadly appalled at the ruling of the Specialised Criminal Court in Slovakia, which acquitted the two...

The Association of European Journalists condemns the violent assault by police officers on a journalist covering anti-government protests in Sofia on Wednesday. Dimiter Kenarov, a freelance journalist and writer, was detained and beaten up by police late in the...