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Sector News

IAB expresses concern over the increase in attacks against journalists and press crews in Chile

The International Association of Broadcasting (IAB) expresses its deep concern over the increase in aggressions and attacks against journalists and press crews in Chile, acts that seriously affect the exercise of Freedom of Expression and the public’s right to receive information.
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On the 19th anniversary of the closure of RCTV, IAB recalls the obligation to comply with the judgment of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights

Nineteen years after the closure of Radio Caracas Televisión (RCTV), which occurred on May 27, 2007, the International Association of Broadcasting (IAB) recalls that this act constituted a grave violation of Freedom of Expression, informational pluralism, and the fundamental principles of a... ...more inforrmation.

IAB expresses its deepest concern and rejection regarding statements made by the President of Mexico against TV Azteca

The International Association of Broadcasting (IAB), an organization that for more than 80 years has worked in defense of Freedom of Expression throughout the Americas, expresses its deepest concern and strongest rejection regarding the recent statements made by the President of Mexico in relation... ...more inforrmation.

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IAB Activities

IAB paid tribute to three historic figures of the Organization

On Friday, May 22, the International Association of Broadcasting (IAB) held a new meeting of its Board of Directors in the city of Lima, Peru. IAB extends its gratitude to the National Society of Radio and Television (SNRTV) and to everyone who contributed to the success of this meeting.
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IAB held its Board of Directors meeting in Lima, Peru

On Friday, May 22, the International Association of Broadcasting (IAB) held a new meeting of its Board of Directors in the city of Lima, capital of the Republic of Peru. The meeting was organized by the National Society of Radio and Television (SNRTV), an Institutional Member of IAB and host of a... ...more inforrmation.

IAB´S outstanding participation at NAB Show 2026

The International Association of Broadcasting (IAB) and the Brazilian Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters (ABERT) had a prominent participation at NAB Show 2026, held in Las Vegas, Nevada, from April 20 to 22, strengthening important spaces for dialogue regarding the future of radio and... ...more inforrmation.

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IAB is...

The International Association of Broadcasting – IAB- is an Organization that groups private associations of radio and television in different countries and regions as well as Institutional members, and TV channels and radio stations as individual members.

It was founded in 1946 as the Inter-American Association of Broadcasting and nowadays it represent over 17.000 private stations.

IAB is a non-governmental organization consultant to the United Nations and UNESCO Associate Member.

IAB is Sector Member of the International Telecomunications Union - ITU

IAB has mutual co-operation relations with the Organization of American States and is Associate Member of the Inter-American Conference of Telecommunications.

IAB is a Member of the World Press Freedom Committee – WPFC

IAB is a founder member of the World Broadcasting Unions - WBU (Sister Unions).

IAB keeps mutual co-operation relations with the Inter-American Press Association – IAPA – as well as with the International Press Institute – IPI


MISSION

IAB is permanently defending Freedom of Expression of Thought and freedom of reception of all kinds of broadcasts, to foster the collaboration of the broadcasters in public interest and social service activities. IAB’s targets are also to contribute to the cultural improvement of the peoples, and their economic and social welfare; to strive to establish uniform legal rules to protect the activities of private broadcasting to apply rules on professional ethics for broadcasters; to act in representation and defense of the interest of private broadcasters before official and private entities, and to promote all kinds of continental, regional, or domestic meetings on subjects of interest for broadcasting.


IAB principles have been vibrant during over six decades of work, and they are shown in the Statement passed by the Special General Assembly held in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on June 7, 1985.