Media outlets are taking legal action against a new regulation they claim threatens independent journalism, potentially exposing confidential sources and stifling in-depth reporting. Critics argue the law could undermine investigative work by forcing reporters to disclose sensitive information or face penalties. The dispute highlights growing tensions between press freedom and government oversight, raising concerns about the future of accountability journalism. Legal battles loom as the industry pushes back against what it sees as an overreach on editorial autonomy.
News organisations are challenging the law, arguing it could hamper investigative journalism and endanger sources.
