US Prosecutors Secure Guilty Plea In First-Of-Its-Kind Espionage Act Case Involving Drone Photography
The prosecution carries implications for the right to engage in photography or gather news.
Press Freedom
Inside The Assange Plea Deal: Why The US Government Abruptly Ended The Case
US prosecutors brushed aside calls to end the case against the WikiLeaks founder—until a British appeals court granted a hearing on the First Amendment.
The End Of The Biggest Press Freedom Case Of The Century
A global effort by advocates, campaigners, journalists, organizers, and supporters of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange pushed President Joe Biden’s administration to finally free Assange.
Why Is A Stanford Student Reporter Still Facing Felony Charges?
A coalition demands that the Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office abandon felony charges against a student journalist at Stanford University
Florida Prison Officials Ban Issue Of Socialist Newspaper Over Photo Of Dead Israeli
Mississippi News Outlet Asks State Supreme Court To Stop Former Governor's Attack On Journalism
Mississippi Today appealed a court decision ordering the news outlet to provide "newsgathering materials" to former Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant
Stanford Newspaper Reporter Arrested While Covering Demonstration Against Israel's War On Gaza
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A reporter for Stanford University’s student newspaper The Daily was arrested and “falsely imprisoned on $20,000 bail” in violation of their rights,