La liberté de la presse au Mali en déclin
Autrefois considéré comme relativement ouvert en Afrique de l’Ouest, le pays est désormais classé parmi les États où la presse est « non libre », ce qui souligne les restrictions sévères imposées aux journalistes et aux médias indépendants.
Press Freedom in Mali in Decline
Once regarded as relatively open in West Africa, the country is now ranked among states where the press is “not free”, underscoring the severe restrictions imposed on journalists and independent media.
The Paradox of the Indonesian Free Press – A Gen Z Perspective
Beyond legal protections, structural pressures are redefining how journalism operates—and what it can afford to say.
Profession, that is on foot, but worthy to wait for
Armenian Radio is asked: which is worse, chronic alcoholism or chronic lying?
Armenian Radio answers: chronic president
Why AI transparency matters for media freedom…
Sam Moseti: “At Africa Media Festival 2026, I gave an ‘Ignite talk’ arguing that AI transparency matters for media freedom. I built my case with 5 accretive points contributing to the through line that AI opacity limits the capacity of media to interrogate AI power & systems, and increases vulnerability to delegitimisation.”
RNW Media’s Digital Transformation Assessment (DTA) is now available in English, French, and Arabic!
Civil society organisations can now assess digital readiness, benchmark performance, and get practical next steps to strengthen their work in a fast-changing digital landscape.
Make Facts Great Again!
TL:DR Notes on Creating a World where Facts Are Taken Seriously and Power the Dismantling of the Broligarchy.
To fix information vacuums, we first need to address structural online misogyny
“It can just take one concerted attack for a woman to go silent”, said Professor Julie Posetti at the Copenhagen Conference on Information Integrity.
The Case for Action: Gender Equality in Media Cannot Wait
In the spirit of International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month throughout March, we are taking a moment to name what a media landscape that works for everyone must actually look like, and what it will take to build it.