Indian media mourns killing of investigative journalist
Media rights organisations in India have expressed outrage over the killing of Mukesh Chandrakar, pictured, a prominent journalist known for
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Grief and anger in Pakistan, another journalist is killed
The mounting violence against journalists in Palkistan has claimed yet another victim. Local reporter Malik Zafar Iqbal Naich, pictured, was
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Taking your first steps into a journalism career?
The Commonwealth Journalists Association is opening applications for its 2025 mentorship scheme, now in its third year. We offer individual
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The vital difference between mainstream and social media
Roger Mosey, centre, with Winston Mano, Director of the Africa Media Centre, University of Westminster, left, and CJA UK President
Read moreWe say Drop these trumped-up charges
The CJA has issued this statement in defence of all journalists working in Bangladesh. The Commonwealth Journalists Association is deeply
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Commonwealth countries’ “dismal record” on media freedom
By OREN GRUENBAUM, of the editorial board of the Round Table, the Commonwealth’s journal of international affairs, where this article
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India blocks another foreign correspondent
Another French journalist has been forced to leave India after the authorities refused to renew his work permit, the second
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Grief and anger in Pakistan as yet another journalist is killed
The mounting violence against journalists in Palkistan has claimed yet another victim. Local reporter Malik Zafar Iqbal Naich, pictured, was
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Freedom of Expression a key issue at CHOGM
As Heads of Government prepare to approve the Commonwealth Principles on Freedom of Expression at their summit in Samoa, a
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Why this CHOGM is crucial for our cause
Commonwealth leaders must use this gathering to take action on Media Freedom, writes CJA Executive Committee member WILLIAM HORSLEY. Journalists
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