FPF statement on inexcusable arrests of Alabama journalists
Grand jury secrecy rules are not prior restraints on journalism
FPF statement on withdrawal of Kansas search warrant
Authorities finally did the right thing, but the Record never should have been raided in the first place
FPF statement on alarming police raid of Kansas newspaper
Equipment seizures could stop local paper from publishing
Press freedom and civil liberties orgs condemn conviction of Asheville journalists
Conviction undermines the First Amendment right to gather news on public land
FPF statement on rejection of Julian Assange’s extradition appeal
Assange's prosecution should be condemned by all who believe in press freedom
In honor of a whistleblowing legend: Announcing the Daniel Ellsberg Chair on Government Secrecy
We will honor our friend by fighting for what he fought for his entire life: an end to excessive government secrecy.
More than 45 orgs call to drop charges against Asheville journalists
Prosecution is unconstitutional and against the interests of justice
FPF statement on conviction of Asheville journalists for recording cops
Judge questions whether reporters were journalists and ignores evidence of retaliation
FTC overreaches by demanding Twitter identify journalists
Potential for surveillance underscores need for federal shield law
Bodycam footage confirms Asheville police targeted journalists
Footage of arrests released following FPF court petition
