Evan’s conviction was unfortunately not a surprise—nor was it for his friends, says Elizaveta Kirpanova.

The demand for dependable information circulation in the United States has reached unprecedented levels.

Thomas Barat, AFPC-USA’s Director of Ethics and Compliance, shares his insights.

AFPC-USA’s annual Press Freedom forum was a great success representing the interests of the international press.

AFPC-USA's Alex Segura spoke with the Nicaraguan journalist who has been persecuted by her own government.

Article 23 addresses crimes such as treason, sedition, state secrets, and external interference.

“This region deserves more than a simplified narrative;” writes AFPC-USA’s Alex Segura Lozano.

AFPC-USA Vice President Storer H. Rowley sheds light on these upsetting statistics as well as courses of action.

Mentorship and guidance from seasoned journalists is more crucial than ever.

Vertex Pro is desisgned to help journalists in high-risk situations, reports AFPC-USA board member Storer H. Rowley.

Governments are increasingly resorting to the manipulation of legal frameworks to stifle journalism.

The newspaper was recognized for relevant services to the cause of democracy and freedom.

The global campaign to decriminalize defamation is facing setbacks.