The wholesale murder by Israel's armed forces of journalists in Gaza is a cause for international concern, writes TIM DAWSON

TIM DAWSON looks at how obsessive police surveillance of journalists undermines the very essence of democracy

At long last the WikiLeaks founder is free. For all those who care about freedom of speech it’s time to celebrate, writes TIM DAWSON of the International Federation of Journalists

There have been assurances that Assange does not face the death penalty, but no clear answer as to whether the US first amendment will apply to him; regardless, he should be released and returned to Australia, writes TIM DAWSON

What could be Julian Assange’s final appeal against extradition to the US from Britain will begin at the Royal Courts of Justice on February 20 — its failure would be a dark day for all humanity, writes TIM DAWSON

We are seeing one of the most bloody and brutal suppressions of free speech in the modern era, warns TIM DAWSON of the International Federation of Journalists

Gazan journalist Tahseen al-Astall tells a Zoom meeting about the struggle to report from the besieged Strip as water, fuel and food run increasingly short, writes TIM DAWSON

If SAG-AFTRA is able to secure actors’ rights to control how their work is used by AI, it will have global repercussions for all who work in creative industries and beyond, writes TIM DAWSON

Today, London’s Royal Courts of Justice will provide the backdrop for a fresh attempt to drag Julian Assange before a US judge and face a life sentence for journalism — TIM DAWSON previews the case

While the Wikileaks whistleblower continues his fight to avoid extradition, proposed reforms to the Official Secrets Act should be of concern to all who value a free media, warns TIM DAWSON

Judge rules US can expand the basis of its appeal against the Wikileaks founder

TIM DAWSON reports from the Old Bailey

TIM DAWSON reports from the trial for the Morning Star

The importance of the whistleblowing media group was made plain when the Assange trial heard the case of the Lebanese man whose abduction and torture by the CIA it exposed, writes TIM DAWSON

Professor Michael Kopelman tells court the Wikileaks founder has ‘recurrent depressive disorder’

The Pentagon Papers whistleblower, now 89, sees parallels between his own case and that of Julian Assange. TIM DAWSON reports