– State regulator suspends two television stations on slander charges (Demo)

A relentless campaign driven by a host of media freedom and freedom of expression advocates and activists finally paid off….

Six years ago today began the largest protest movement in Bahrain’s history. Six years on, the situation has regrettably grown…

Africa in November: Continued attacks on LGBTQI+ community and detention of CPJ staffers in Tanzania, an outspoken academic arrested –…

Egypt continues to implement new laws to crack down on dissent; Iran persecutes environmentalists and religious minorities; Israel attacks Palestinian…

DRF shares transferrable lessons learned from launching Pakistan's first helpline for people facing online harassment. Source: MEDIA FEED

What happened in Egypt? In September, Egypt saw its first countrywide protests since President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi took power in…

More than 50 journalists and bloggers are currently imprisoned in China. Source: MEDIA FEED

A parody Twitter account falsely stated that Ayyub was a defender of child rapists Source: MEDIA FEED

Historical demands and deficits in the enjoyment of rights in Chile Between 25 and 31 January, the Inter-American Commission on…

The detained BBC journalists say they were working on an investigation into the alleged sale of government drugs on the…

This statement was originally published on forum-asia.org on 23 August 2019. We, the undersigned civil society organisations, express grave concerns…

The IFJ and its affiliates welcome the decision by the Timor Leste judiciary to dismiss charges against two journalists charged…

The IFEX network now includes more than 100 member organisations from over 60 countries, all dedicated to defending freedom of…

As many have noted, the last month has felt more like a year. There have been numerous recent developments in…

This statement was originally published on rsf.org on 11 July 2019. Well-known Cameroonian journalist Paul Chouta’s continuing detention is out…