The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have killed more than 145 journalists in Gaza, making the region one of the most dangerous for reporters. As violence escalates, journalists face increasing risks while covering the ongoing conflict. The situation highlights the critical need for press freedom and the protection of media personnel in war zones.

IDF Kills Over 145 Journalists, Gaza Becomes Most Unsafe Region for Press

The crimes against journalists are increasing. An annual report by 'Reporters Without Borders' provides a grim picture of the state of journalism. Watch this report for more details!

'Reporters Without Borders' Paints Grim Picture of Journalism

Plates, wine glasses, pillow cases and embroidered napkins are going missing from Air Force One- the plane that carries U.S. President. Who is stealing these items? Correspondents, apparently. Secret meetings are being arranged so that correspondents can return the engraved items. What's even happening in Washington D.C.?

Gravitas | US reporters accused of stealing wine glasses, plates, pillow cases from Air Force One

The US government said on Saturday it would stop secretly obtaining reporters' phone and email records during investigations into political leaks, ending a practice that was often criticised as undermining press freedom.

US says it will no longer seize reporters' records in leak probes

Last week, USA changed visa regulations for Chinese journalists. The reporters will only have 90 days allowed for visa, which can be extended by the respective journalists.

US limits visa of Chinese journalists; China warns countermeasures

Detentions, visa delays, and suspected phone bugging are among the challenges faced by foreign journalists in China, who say working conditions are getting worse with many reporting being watched and harassed.

Followed, harassed: Foreign reporters say China work conditions worsen

At the time of their arrest, the reporters had been working on an investigation into the killing of 10 Rohingya Muslim men and boys in a village in western Myanmar's Rakhine state

Myanmar judge to rule on evidence allegedly taken from reporters' phones

A ruling on an application for bail will also be announced at the hearing in a Yangon district court

Reporters arrested in Myanmar due to appear in court

Reporters Without Borders calls the arrests 'an unbelievable low for press freedom in Turkey', which has imprisoned over a dozen journalists

Turkish demonstrators protest arrest of 2 journalists and 1 academic for 'terrorist propaganda'

Journalists in India more likely to face abuse than those in Afghanistan: Reporters Without Borders

2015 worst year for press freedom in South Asia

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