Can human rights and international law prevail?-29 Sept.
As the USA seeks to “dismantle” the International Criminal Court and others openly challenge human rights institutions are war crimes […]
Malta court acquits businessman in Daphne Caruana Galizia killing
The Maltese businessman accused of masterminding the murder of investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia was acquitted by a jury on […]
Supreme Court to hear appeal to overturn Palestine Action ban
The UK Supreme Court says it will hear an appeal against a lower court ruling that said the UK government’s […]
David Willey
David Willey, veteran BBC foreign correspondent based in Rome for 50 years, sadly died aged 93 on July 11.After reporting […]
Heatwave: a letter from Kyiv
Ukraine has been suffering from the latest heatwave just like the UK and much of Europe – on top of […]
Appeal court rules ban on Palestine Action is lawful
The UK Court of Appeal ruled on 15 June that the government's ban on Palestine Action is legal, overturning a […]
Palestine Action activists sentenced for alleged “terrorism connection”
Four convicted members of Palestine Action were given lengthy sentences on 12 June for causing criminal damage at a factory […]
The uses and abuses of history
The AEJ UK hosted eminent historian and commentator Michael Burleigh at a meeting on June 4.Burleigh is the author of […]
Journalist groups condemn massive Russian attack on Kyiv
The International and European Federations of Journalists (IFJ-EFJ) have joined their affiliate, the National Union of Journalists of Ukraine (NUJU), […]
Palestine Action activists found guilty in Bristol break-in
Four of 6 activists for Palestine Action were found guilty of criminal damage over a break-in at an Israeli-linked defence […]
Media freedom at lowest point in 25 years
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) warns that media freedom is in its worst situation in 25 years with more than half […]
AEJ joins statement on media freedom in Turkey
The AEJ joined seven journalists associations in a statement on media freedom in Turkey as the world marked World Press […]
AEJ joins call for repeal of Turkey’s “disinformation law”
The AEJ International has joined 25 media freedom, freedom of expression, journalists’, and human rights groups to protest against Turkey’s […]
AEJ International debate on the Hungarian election
On April 13th, the AEJ International organised a Zoom-conference about the outcome of the Parliamentary elections in Hungary which also […]
Media Freedom in 2025 – On the Tipping Point
Press freedom in Europe in 2025 was "under sustained pressure, driven by legal threats, attempts at media capture and transnational […]
Attacks on journalists rise in Europe
“Despite everything, I continue my journalistic work with the same passion and determination as ever. Yet I must admit that […]
