By Dina Newman Anna Stroja, the editor of the Russian language channel of Latvian national radio, is frustrated. “They tell us: Russian language is toxic”, she says. “And we nod, we understand, we hav...

Meta’s decision to scale back its fact-checking efforts in the U.S. marks a significant shift in its approach to content moderation and its role in combating misinformation. This move raises concerns ...

This policy advisory opinion examines the potential human rights impacts of expanding the community notes program outside of the United States, recommending specific factors Meta should consider when ...

By Anthea Kasonga During the 2026 EE BAFTA Film Awards, broadcast on a delay by the BBC, a racial slur was audibly shouted from the audience while Black American actors Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Li...

10th Annual Report on the Recognition System – February 2026 The Press Recognition Panel (PRP) has published its 10th Annual Report on the Recognition System, marking more than a decade since independ...

We have published our 10th Annual Report on the Recognition System, marking more than a decade since independent press self-regulation under the Royal Charter was established following the Leveson Inq...

By Tanya Sakzewski Australia’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has vowed to fight antisemitism in the country, following a terror attack at Bondi Beach in Sydney which killed 15 people and injured doz...

With Ramadan 2026 underway, this year’s drama season has emerged as one of the most diverse and competitive in recent memory. A total of 39 series are competing across major satellite channels and str...

Before the theme songs start looping and family debates over “what are we watching tonight?” officially begin, this Ramadan season is already giving us something worth paying attention to. A noticeabl...

Ofcom has launched new industry guidance calling on big tech firms to deliver safer online experiences for women and girls in the UK.