An independent press and an open internet are critical to the future of functioning, free societies. However, press freedom is facing unprecedented threats around the world. CNTI offers new research and first-person insights into the challenges journalists face and the steps they are taking to continue to bring truth to light.
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Iran emerges as a prominent example of decline in both internet and press freedoms. It serves as both a distinctive case marked by its own intricate challenges as a country and a microcosm of the global threats to press and…
A virtual gathering with journalists and policy experts to discuss the importance of reliable information.
The Fight for Press Freedoms Around the World
“In its report, the Center for News, Technology and Innovation (CNTI) conducted a survey with 430 journalists in 60 countries (including India) across the world.”
From October 10 to 12, 180 participants gathered in Phoenix, Arizona, for the first CNTI-led Newsgeist.
The implementation of the DSA in Serbia and other countries lacking an independent DSC risks becoming an EU-based tool for state repression, enabling ruling parties to suppress dissent under the guise of compliance.
From Afghanistan and Nigeria to Ukraine, journalists speak of exile, legacy, and resilience.
Journalists abroad say press rights vanish slowly, then all at once, unless they’re defended early.
My father has spent over 1,050 days arbitrarily detained in Guatemala for his reporting.
Reporting on the front line in Syria, the Empire of Silence.