AFP’s Ukraine photography exhibition at the Foreign Correspondents’ Club in Hong Kong
Photographs from eleven AFP photographers picturing the Russian invasion in Ukraine will be showcased on the Main Bar & Lounge walls.
Photographs from eleven AFP photographers picturing the Russian invasion in Ukraine will be showcased on the Main Bar & Lounge walls.
The festival will exhibit "the most moving pictures" taken by two reporters who witnessed the recent historic events in Afghanistan: Shah Marai, Chief Photo of the Kabul bureau, who was killed during a suicide attack in 2018 in Kabul, and his succcessor
May 12, Mexico City - A report about women who survived attempted femicide has won the Breach-Valdez Prize, which honours human rights and freedom of the press.
At a time when the need for mutual understanding in Europe has never been so great, a pioneering digital news service – “A European Perspective” – is stepping up its efforts to offer citizens multilingual coverage of major stories by drawing on content produced by 12 public service newsrooms.
Fabrice Fries, Chairman and CEO at AFP, has conveyed his condolences to Sheikh Hamad bin Thamer Al-Thani, Chairman of the Board for Al Jazeera media network, after the death of journalist Shireen Abu Akleh.
Starting April 28 and until July 31, 2022, these carefully selected AFP photos will be on display at three Alliance Française Hong Kong centers (Wan Chai, Jordan, and Shatin) and online at the artplacer virtual gallery.
AFP’s 2021 Annual Report is now available in PDF format and in a digital version, in French and in English.
Last year, AFP had a 4% growth in commercial revenues and a positive net result for the third consecutive year.