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CJA-UK President Raymond Whitaker pictured with the inaugural Derek Ingram Fellow, Saad Zuberi of Pakistan, right, at Wolfson College, Cambridge

By John Thomas, international correspondent and journalism tutor. The Indian Institute of Journalism & New Media (IIJNM) in Bangalore, pictured,

CJA stalwart and former president, Murray Burt, has died in Winnipeg, Canada, aged 90. Murray was an advocate for the

Colonial-era laws are a crippling barrier to free speech and press freedom in Commonwealth countries – made clear in Freedom

Picture shows CJA UK President Raymond Whitaker with journalism students at the launch of the mentoring scheme at the University

Picture shows an Afghan citizen journalist filming a tailor making traditional dresses in Peshawar. Although fairly young at age 24,

An Access to Information Act has been approved in Zambia, with President Hakainde Hichilema, pictured, calling it a major milestone

Media stakeholders and leaders at press clubs, unions, and prominent news outlets across Pakistan have pledged to address barriers to

Professor John Naughton of Wolfson College, Cambridge, who is the technology columnist of The Observer newspaper, examined the impact of

The Committee to Protect Journalists, CPJ, has urged the Indian authorities to immediately reinstate French reporter Vanessa Dougnac’s journalism permit