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Pressenza

Pressenza is an international press agency focused on peace, nonviolence, disarmament, human rights and anti-discrimination journalism.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

Pressenza is an international press agency that presents itself as a space open to the expression of the social base, endorsing a universalist humanist perspective. It gives visibility to news, initiatives, proposals and scenarios related to Peace, Nonviolence, Disarmament, Human Rights and the fight against all forms of Discrimination. First established in Milan, Italy, in 2009, it has been legally registered as an international agency in Quito, Ecuador since 2014, and operates with decentralized teams and newsrooms with a presence in 24 countries, publishing a daily news service in English, Italian, Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, Greek and Catalan. It is staffed by volunteers who contribute professional work without financial compensation and states that it is independent from any economic interest.

History

Pressenza was first established in Milan, Italy, in 2009. It has been legally registered as an international agency in Quito, Ecuador since 2014, under Memo # SNC-DAL-2014-0011-O # 037 Agreement of June 4th, 2014 of the National Ministry of Communications. The agency is organised into decentralized teams and newsrooms, with a presence in 24 countries, and issues its daily news service in English, Italian, Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, Greek and Catalan. It describes itself as consisting of volunteers with extensive experience in communication, social activism, cultural and academic fields, contributing professional work without financial compensation, and as independent from any economic interest.

Products and positioning

Universalist humanist, nonviolent, independent journalism placing the human being as the central value and concern.

  • Daily news service

    Issued in English, Italian, Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, Greek and Catalan.

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