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Nils Horner, Swedish Radio South Asia war correspondent was killed in Kabul

12 Mar 2014

IAPC

The Foreign Correspondents` Club of South Asia have lost a member Nils Horner, Swedish Radio South Asia war correspondent while he was in Kabul on Tuesday 11-03-2014. He was killed in daylight dare operation by unidentified assassins who are still at large. This incident shows how vulnerable are the journalists...

IAPC call on Ukrainian authorities against use of force against the journalists and media workers

Europe

02 Dec 2013

IAPC

International Association of Press Clubs calls on the Ukrainian authorities to immediately cease the use of force against the journalists and media workers performing professional duties in Kiev and other Ukrainian cities. Physical abuse of journalists reporting upon the events that are inconvenient...

LONDON PRESS CLUB BALL 2013 IN AID OF THE JOURNALISTS’ CHARITY

Europe

12 Oct 2013

IAPC

The London Press Club (LPC) is one of the oldest press clubs in the world. When Fleet Street was in full flow it had an active membership and a robust reputation both for its conviviality at premises in Salisbury Square, not least as an after-hours drinking establishment for journalists. Through the years...

Launch of Asia-Pacific Assocation of Press Clubs

Asia-Pacific

03 Sep 2013

IAPC

The Asia Pacific Association of Press Clubs (APAPC) was launched at the Foreign Correspondent's Club of Hong Kong in November 2012. The concept for the association was born at the International Association of Press Clubs (IAPC) annual global assembly in Australia in 2011. An association of Press Clubs...