Blueprint for Free Speech has published a document identifying the most urgent and worrying problems that remain in the draft

A Greek lawmaker and Vice-President of the European Parliament has been arrested in connection with allegations that Qatar – currently hosting the World Cup – tried tried to gain favour through corruption

The recipients’ disclosures have had a global impact, revealing serious wrongdoing across the spectrum: from war crimes to financial corruption and police crimes

Shadow AG Julian Leeser alleged the decision to drop the prosecution had been made for party political reasons, implying a future Liberal administration may take a different view

Draft report of the PEGA committee is highly critical of member states and the European Commission

Whistleblower remains the only person to be charged in Australian war crimes scandal

David Davis MP uses adjournment debate to draw attention to suits initiated against four media organisations

Responding to the deterioration of the rule of law and media freedom in Central and Eastern Europe, concentrations in media ownership and the ongoing crisis about surveillance in EU member states, this September the European Commission has published long awaited draft legislation

Dutch police believe the killing of Peter de Vries was linked to his work as an investigative reporter

Slovenian journalist Primož Cirman knows first-hand the financial and psychological cost of being the subject of a SLAPP suit

European Commission Vice-President Margaritis Schinas has called for “an EU approach” to limiting the use of spyware by member state governments

Spain’s whistleblowers have been waiting for almost three years for a law to be passed to protect them