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IFEX members support Ukrainian journalists at risk, Russia imposes "total information blackout" - Vimarsana News

IFEX members support Ukrainian journalists at risk, Russia imposes "total information blackout"

March 2022 in Europe and Central Asia: A free expression round up produced by IFEX's Regional Editor Cathal Sheerin, based on IFEX member reports and news from the region.

Source: ifex.org
List: Journalists Killed While Covering Russia's War on Ukraine - Vimarsana News

List: Journalists Killed While Covering Russia's War on Ukraine

At least five journalists have been killed, including local Ukrainian reporters and foreign correspondents, though the number could be higher.

News Leaders: Russian War Against Ukraine Claims More Journalists Lives - Vimarsana News

News Leaders: Russian War Against Ukraine Claims More Journalists Lives

/PRNewswire/ -- The following is a statement by Jen Judson, 115th President of the National Press Club and Gil Klein, President of the National Press Club...

Ukraine: Russia reporter Oksana Baulina killed by shelling in Kyiv - Vimarsana News

Ukraine: Russia reporter Oksana Baulina killed by shelling in Kyiv

Oksana Baulina, a Russian journalist with the investigative media outlet The Insider, was killed when Russian troops shelled a residential neighbourhood in Kyiv, the Ukrainian capital, the media outlet said on Wednesday. The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and the European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) once again condemn the Russian army's shelling of civilian targets.

Source: ifj.org
Russia committed 148 crimes against the press in the first month of its invasion of Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Russia committed 148 crimes against the press in the first month of its invasion of Ukraine

As of 24 March, five journalists had been killed, one had gone missing and at least six had been kidnapped. Approximately 70 regional media outlets had also been forced to shut down as a result of Russia's offensive against Ukraine.

Source: ifex.org