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AEJ stages ‘consensus-seeking’ debate on future UK-EU relations in London, and marks a 50th anniversary in London   The AEJ has hosted an ambitious event in...

Austrian Interior Ministry wants to restrict information for "critical media" The Association of European Journalists condemns a proposal by the Austrian ministry of Interior to...

AEJ protests against ‘setup’ and wrongful convictions of Myanmar journalists   The AEJ protests in the strongest terms against the recent seven-year jail sentences imposed by...

A permanent state of emergency by any name is no substitute for respecting human rights The AEJ is one of over 40 freedom of expression...

“Don’t hit journalists!” Protest Statement by AEJ Romania The Romanian section of the Association of European Journalists, (AZIR, the Association of Independent Journalists in Romania),...

AEJ protests about multiple police assaults against journalists during Bucharest mass protests   The Association of European Journalists strongly condemns the behaviour of Romanian police who...

Two journalists’ murders in Europe are a symptom that the rule of law is failing   The journalists’ violent deaths have shaken the EU’s claim to...

International press meeting in Brussels explores Brexit impasse and outlook for the ‘EU 27’     The AEJ’s Press Seminar hosted by the European Parliament in Brussels...

Five leading Austrian newspaper editors have voiced their fears in editorials to alert the public that the authorities may be preparing to raid media...

An open letter for the attention of the future President of the Republic of Turkey June 20th, 2018   Your term starts in critical times. Freedom of...