In response to growing threats to media freedom and the financial viability of media outlets, Parliament adopted a common framework for media services, known as the European Media Freedom Act. It is a true milestone, as the act protects journalists and media workers, encourages transparency in media ownership and promotes international cooperation to ensure a diverse and independent media landscape.

The EU’s Media Freedom Act

Conference ' Freedom of Speech: who still dares? '

Press briefing on the situation of journalists in Belarus

DROI - AFET Committee - Platform on the fight against impunity in Belarus with a special focus on the protection of journalists

Sakharov Prize 2015 for the freedom of Speech  Sakharov Prize Seminar with students ' The fight for freedom of expression '

Debate on Freedom of expression: building bridges and fostering tolerance with cartoonists from the association 'Cartooning for Peace'

Media freedom in the countries of the Eastern Partnership and Russia.  A renewed ENP and strategic communication activities in the Eastern Partnership countries and Russia

Public Hearing on Hungary's Media Laws: Freedom of  expression under threat?

Martin SCHULZ - EP President and Giovanni MELOGLI

EP President meets with representatives of the Citizens' Initiative for freedom of press and media pluralism

Subcommittee on Human Rights - Seminar : Beyond activism - The impact of the human rights activities of the European Parliament

General atmosphere and ambiance shots of the debate on the State of the European Union (SOTEU 2021), during the plenary session (13-16 September 2021) in the European Parliament in Strasbourg.

State of the European Union 2021 debate: atmosphere and ambiance shots of the debate

David SASSOLI, EP President and Lorent SALEH Sakharov Prize laureate 2017, participates in the ceremony of Sakharov Walk of Freedom, in Brussels. Extracts from the inauguration ceremony.

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