2022 Blueprint International Prize winner McBride faces prosecution for revealing evidence of Australian war crimes in Afghanistan

One of the world's largest fish processing companies is going to great lengths to silence activist Don Staniford

Session on Building a Resilient Legal Force across 11 Countries to Defend Freedom of Expression goes online on Wednesday 7 June at 11.30 CEST

Labor PM Albanese says he is working “in the most effective way possible” to resolve the issue

Blueprint drew on the pro bono expertise of Ritch, Mueller y Nicolau to draw up a draft whistleblowing law for Mexico

While the EU has been considering its own anti-SLAPP legislation, the situation in Greece has flown under the radar.

Grand Chamber ruling suggests public figures may be responsible for moderating comments posted to their social media channels

New US-backed membership program is aimed at European media organisations

Observers are concerned by the slow pace of the investigation into who killed Giorgos Karaivaz

The authors present the European Commission's draft directive, which aims to prevent manifestly unfounded and abusive civil lawsuits

Artemis Seaford, a Trust and Safety Manager for Facebook's parent company Meta, had her phone tapped by Greece’s National Intelligence Service EYP and infected with Predator spyware

Spain has finally passed a whistleblower protection law - but does it come up to scratch?