Barents Observer journalist Olesia Krivtsova to be tried under 'foreign agent' article Russian authorities have filed an administrative case against Olesia Krivtsova for her alleged 'violation of the foreign agent law.'

Russia's repressive regime continues to file cases against the Barents Observer and our exile-journalists. We stay strong and continue to work. #JournalismIsNoCrime #MediaFreedom

Sunday protest in Amsterdam, #Rodelijn #Redline for Gaza, here fragment #Honouring the 280+ murdered #Journalists by israel in Gaza Palestine
#JournalismIsNoCrime
Those 🇵🇸 heroes of showing the truth! as western journalists are not allowed in by israel

Pentagon demands journalists pledge to not obtain unauthorized material Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is imposing strict new rules that would severely limit the ability of journalists to report on the Pentagon.

A copy & paste from the first chapter in the Kremlin’s playbook. #MediaFreedom #JournalismIsNoCrime

Court blocks access to detained journalist Fatih Altaylı's YouTube channel According to YouTube’s ratings reports, Altaylı's channel saw a notable increase in viewership since his arrest.

Court #blocks access to #detained #journalist Fatih Altaylı's #YouTube channel
According to YouTube’s ratings reports, Altaylı's channel saw a notable increase in viewership since his arrest.
#Turkey #journalismisnocrime

Today we meet Russia's Prosecutor General in court. In Moscow 💪 www.thebarentsobserver.com/democracy-an... #JournalismIsNoCrime. #PressFreedom

Journalist Denis Zagore fined for working for Barents Observer After the Barents Observer in February was declared 'undesirable organisation' by the Procurator General, Russian law enforcement has now started prosecuting the newspaper's journalists.

Russian repressive law enforcement has now started to target our individual journalists.
#MediaFreedom #JournalismIsNoCrime

Investigative journalists Timur Soykan, Murat Ağırel detained over blackmail allegations The journalists were detained following a complaint filed by suspects in a money laundering investigation, who allege that the journalists threatened and blackmailed them.

Journalist Barış Pehlivan, who partners Soykan and Ağırel, said on social media, “Imagine this: You’ve informed the prosecutor that you will be going to testify today. But before you even wake up, your home is raided by police and you are detained.”
#journalismisnocrime

MLSA on X: "Eight journalists detained in Istanbul for covering Saraçhane protests Seven journalists were detained this morning in Istanbul what was reportedly a police operation citing violations of Turkey’s Law No. 2911 on Meetings and Demonstrations. Those detained include https://t.co/uH8tQlsBe5" / X Eight journalists detained in Istanbul for covering Saraçhane protests Seven journalists were detained this morning in Istanbul what was reportedly a police operation citing violations of Turkey’s Law No. 2911 on Meetings and Demonstrations. Those detained include https://t.co/uH8tQlsBe5

Via @mlsaturkey.org
8 journalists detained in Istanbul for covering #Saraçhane protests

7 #journalists were #detained this morning in #Istanbul what was reportedly a police operation citing violations of Turkey’s Law No. 2911 on Meetings and Demonstrations.
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Turkish police detain journos from opposition network for 'influencing expert witness' Turkish police detained three Halk TV figures, including journalist Barış Pehlivan, over allegations of "unlawfully influencing an expert witness." The detentions followed the broadcast of a phone cal...

“We shared their response with the public and refuted all of İmamoğlu's claims, just as pro-government newspaper Yeni Şafak has done. Yet, we are the ones being taken to prison in handcuffs”
#journalismisnocrime #pressfreedom

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