Denmark has announced its support of DKK 25 million for a consortium of Danish organisations: DIGNITY, IMS and the Danish Institute for Human Rights. Over the next three years, the consortium will partner with Bangladeshi organisations to strengthen human rights, improve access to rehabilitation for survivors of torture and violence, and promote independent media.
IMS (International Media Support) invites Ukrainian public interest media outlets, whose foremost objective is to serve the community, safeguard the public interest, and promote Ukraine’s European integration, to apply for media grants.
IMS and more than 100 undersigned organisations have come together to call for robust and strategic EU investment in free and independent media in response to the proposal for the next Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) for 2028-2034. As debates intensify over future budget priorities, the signatories stress that Europe’s democratic resilience depends on sustained and strategic support for the public interest information ecosystem.
The International Press Institute (IPI) and IMS (International Media Support) today announce that Hungary’s independent media have been named the recipients of the 2025 IPI-IMS Free Media Pioneer Award in recognition of their innovation, adaptation and endurance under sustained political and economic pressure.
This panel discussion will explore how Gaza is covered by mainstream media, how Palestinian voices are represented and how editorial priorities influence prevailing narratives.