Category:Freedom of the press

This is the category for freedom of the press, the concept that journalists should be able to publish without interference from governments.

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• 12 April 2023: Russian authorities charge US reporter Evan Gershkovich with espionage
• 2 April 2023: Russia's FSB arrests US reporter for 'espionage'
• 15 March 2022: UK Supreme Court will not hear Julian Assange's appeal against extradition
• 6 May 2020: Philippines' largest television network shut down by government
• 27 February 2017: Invited or not, news outlets criticize White House decision to pick and choose their peers
• 13 December 2016: Detained journalist Mohamed Tamalt dies in Algeria
• 29 October 2016: Pakistani PM removes Information Minister Pervaiz Rashid
• 30 August 2015: Cairo court retrial: Al Jazeera journalists sentenced to three years’ jail
• 5 May 2015: German journalists detained in Qatar while investigating controversial 2022 FIFA World Cup hosting win
• 31 January 2015: Millions march in France and around the world in support of Charlie Hebdo

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Press freedom 2022 according to Reporters Without Borders (deep blue is most free, deep red is least free) (Image: NordNordWest)