 | Andhra Pradesh government organises two-day free health camp for journalistsHe along with Minister for Health Vidadala Rajini inaugurated a free medical camp for journalists and their family members at Andhra Loyola Engineering College in Vijayawada on Saturday. |
 | MHA to prepare SOPs for safety, security of journalistsThe step is being taken after three assailants posing as journalists killed Ahmad and his brother Ashraf in Prayagraj on Saturday night while they were speaking to reporters. |
 | Hope Chinese authorities would facilitate continued presence of Indian journalists in China: MEAChina has sought reciprocal measures from India for the facilitation of its journalists even as it defended its recent move to freeze the visas of the two Indian correspondents. |
| Burkina Faso expels 2 French journalists, no reason givenThe correspondents were each questioned separately about their work by state security on Friday. Faivre was ordered to leave that evening and Douce the following day, they both arrived in Paris Sunday |
 | 79-year-old murder case to reopen soonWith their play ‘Lakshmikanthan’, The Madras Players will stage one of the famous murder cases of Chennai |
 | LeT militants, handlers booked for threatening journalists onlineTRF had issued an online threat to a few media houses in the valley "for their traitorous" acts and "nexus with fascist Indian regime. |
 | Drop case against journalists in extortion case: AIADMK leader O PanneerselvamPanneerselvam sought the case against the journalists be dropped immediately and a probe ordered on the 'sudden spectacular growth' of the construction company. |
 | Europa League semifinal: West Ham probes report of fan violence on two German radio commentatorsGerman newspaper Bild said that fans seated behind the commentators punched them and pulled a headset off one of them during Thursday night's first leg, which Frankfurt won 2-1 |
 | UN expresses concern over detention of two Afghan journalistsJournalists in the provinces have described Taliban members as threatening, detaining, and beating them and their colleagues who were trying to report the news, the HRW said. |
 | Centre announces probe into Pandora Papers as top businessmen, celebrities appear in listOn Sunday, the ICIJ involving had released a 2.94 terabyte data trove, based on 12 million leaked documents linked to wealthy elites from over 200 countries. |
 | 50 journalists were killed worldwide in 2020, Mexico found most dangerousEighty-four percent of those killed this year were "deliberately targeted" for their work, RSF said in its annual report, compared to 63 percent in 2019. |
 | Delhi HC advises Rajya Sabha to consider permanent passes to freelance journosThe petition was filed by Anil Chamadia, who said the policy "promotes company-owned journalism, not journalism as a whole and denies access to first-hand information." |
 | Sabarimala opening HIGHLIGHTS: Section 144 to be imposed at four places near shrineWith the protest intensifying, Pathanamthitta district administration has imposed Section 144 at Sannidhanam, Pamba, Nilakkal and Ilavunkal. |
 | UNESCO Director-General condemns the killing of 'Rising Kashmir' editor-in-chief Shujaat BukhariUNESCO promotes the safety of journalists through global awareness-raising and capacity-building through the UN Plan of Action on the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity. |
 | Newseum honours Gauri Lankesh, Sudip Dutta Bhaumik among 18 journalists killed in 2017 in the line of dutyEach year, the Newseum selects a representative group of journalists whose names are added to the memorial and whose deaths illustrate the dangers faced by journalists around the world. |
 | Editors Guild condemns threats to journalists, seeks actionThe Editors Guild of India on Sunday condemned threats of physical violence and abusive social media attacks on several journalists. |
 | North Korea allows South Korean journalists to cover nuclearā test closingNorth Korea had earlier refused to allow South Korean journalists into the country to witness the event, raising worries about the prospect for recently improving ties. |
 | Timeline of attacks in Afghanistan's Kabul in 2018Two suicide blasts claimed by the Islamic State jihadist group ripped through Kabul on Monday and killed at least 25 people. |
 | World Press Freedom Index report: India's ranking falls due to violence against journalists, hate crimesIndia's ranking in the Press Freedom Index has fallen two places to 138, a watchdog said today in an annual report, blaming "physical violence" against journalists like Gauri Lankesh as the key reason |
 | Journalists faced arrest, assault in United States: WatchdogJournalists in the United States were assaulted 45 times last year, and 34 were arrested while covering news, a report from a media rights watchdog said. |
