– Speaking of independence is getting harder for Hong Kongers (Demo)

This statement was originally published on hrw.org on 15 January 2020. By Akshaya Kumar, Director of Crisis Advocacy In 2020…

The Indonesian military expelled BBC journalist Rebecca Henschke from Papua for "hurting soldiers' feelings" with her social media reports. Source:…

Threats, insults and attacks are now part of the "occupational hazards" for journalists in many countries. Source: MEDIA FEED

The UN Special Rapporteur in the field of cultural rights and author of Your Fatwa Does Not Apply Here: Untold…

The Public Prosecution held its annual press conference in Muscat, Oman, during which it threatened Internet activists, who are engaged…

This statement was originally published on openmedia.org on 15 April 2020. Extraordinary times call for extraordinary measures – but should…

Moussa Abdel Karim, who worked for the Sabha-based newspaper Fasaniah, was abducted by criminal gangs on July 31, 2018, and…

Meeting in Sofia, Bulgaria, MEPs and NGOs warned of the weakening of media independence in the region and of the…

August 19 is the three-year anniversary of the death of US journalist James Foley, whose beheading at the hands of…

This statement was originally published on cchrcambodia.org on 10 december 2019. On 10 December every year, Human Rights Day is…

PEN International welcomes news of the release of prominent Yemeni journalist and writer Mohammad Yahya al-Jubaihi, who was recently pardoned…

By failing to pass Bill S-231 before rising for summer recess, the House of Commons has missed a crucial chance…

Since the failed coup of 2016, thousands of educators have been fired and hundreds prosecuted on dubious terrorism-related charges. Source:…

The IFEX network calls on the relevant Bahraini authorities to lift travel restrictions on Ms. Nedal Al Salman. Source: MEDIA…

The reports allege that torture by Saudi authorities included administering electric shocks, whipping the women on their thighs, and forcible…