– Turkey: Academics on hunger strike as effects of post-coup decrees deepen (Demo)

Brazil’s Senate approves problematic ‘fake news’ bill “We want a law that assists us in addressing disinformation, but that does…

Mexican authorities must conduct credible investigations into two recent burglaries, one at the Mexico City-based investigative magazine and website Proceso…

Many of those arrested were people who provided humanitarian and legal support to families of political detainees. Source: MEDIA FEED

A delegation from the International Press Institute and the Committee to Protect Journalists met with Slovak authorities in Bratislava, calling…

This statement was originally published on ifj.org on 10 September 2020. “If you criminalise news gathering, you are criminalising journalism….

Our Africa editor Reyhana Masters reviews a busy month for freedom of expression on the continent, which saw journalists jailed…

The Ethiopian government deported British journalist William Davison after refusing to renew his accreditation. Davison had not hesitated to cover…

Police officers involved in an altercation with journalists following a minor road accident have been suspended while an investigation is…

Jairo López, a journalist in the southern city of Choluteca has been targeted by both a flawed criminal defamation trial…

This statement was originally published on hrw.org on 23 March 2020. Egyptian police, National Security Agency, and military officials arbitrarily…

The disclosures about GCHQ, MI5 and MI6 come less than a fortnight after a major UK mass surveillance programme was…

Legislation expected to be passed to remove the two-out-of-three ownership rule will mean an inevitable loss of diversity in the…

This statement was originally published on eff.org on 12 June 2019. Over the past year, governments have made unprecedented demands…

In the cities of Kinshasa and Lubumbashi, military and police forces were heavily deployed and fired gunshots in some neighborhoods…

This statement was originally published on hrw.org on 15 October 2019. Tunisian authorities are using laws on criminal defamation, “spreading…