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The Press Emblem Campaign (PEC) condemns the killing of Bangladesh journalist Lutfuzzaman Fakir Alif in Netrakona and demands a fair probe and justice for the perpetrators.
Bangladesh Journalist Shot Dead; PEC Demands Justice Read More
Israeli journalist Gideon Levy receives the 2026 PEC Award in Geneva for his independent and critical journalism and defence of press freedom.
Israeli Journalist Gideon Levy Wins 2026 PEC Award for Press Freedom and Journalism Read More
PEC expresses concern over the Taliban’s closure of Radio Seday-e-Eslah, highlighting growing pressure on independent media and Afghan journalists.
Taliban Shuts Down Afghan Radio Station; PEC Voices Concern Over Media Crackdown Read More
Myanmar’s humanitarian crisis continues to worsen as civil war, military rule, mass displacement and economic collapse leave millions struggling for survival.
Myanmar’s Forgotten Crisis: Conflict, Refugees, Human Rights and a Nation in Distress Read More
The Press Emblem Campaign (PEC) has urged Myanmar’s military-controlled government to revoke restrictions on 97 media outlets, restore press freedom, and release detained journalists amid growing concerns over media censorship.
PEC Demands Revocation of Ban on Myanmar Media Outlets Read More
The Press Emblem Campaign (PEC) has condemned the murder of Balochistan journalist Lala Israfil Khan and demanded a transparent investigation. Media organizations in Pakistan have also called for swift justice and accountability.
PEC Demands Probe into Killing of Baloch Journalist Lala Israfil Khan Read More
The Press Council of India (PCI) appoints Justice Ranjana Prakash Desai as chairperson, but 13 key journalist positions remain vacant, delaying full council formation.
Press Council of India (PCI) Gets New Chairperson, 13 Journalist Posts Still Vacant Read More
US journalist Shelly Kittleson has been released after a week-long kidnapping in Baghdad. The US credits joint efforts with Iraqi authorities as Washington warns against targeting American citizens abroad.
Kidnapped US Reporter Freed in Iraq; Washington Issues Strong Warning Read More
2025 emerged as one of the deadliest years for journalists globally, with at least 165 media professionals killed across 31 countries, according to the Press Emblem Campaign.
2025 Emerges as One of the Deadliest Years for Journalists Worldwide: PEC Report Read More
2025 emerges as one of the deadliest years for journalists, with 161 media professionals killed worldwide, says the Press Emblem Campaign report.
2025: Another Deadliest Year for Journalists Read More