– Indonesian police go after social media users for mocking House Speaker (Demo)

The young investigative journalist was known for his stories on tax fraud and shady real estate deals involving several Slovak…

As Oğuz Güven, editor of the Cumhuriyet newspaper's website, has appealed against his conviction, he remains for the time being…

Although repression of freedom of expression and freedom of press has been long-standing and systematic, the current wave of repression…

Spying in 2019 – profiling and secret dossiers In late December 2019, Colombian President Ivan Duque announced the retirement, for…

Within the past year, the government of Cameroon has shut down the internet in its attempt to clamp down on…

The following is a joint letter to United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres, on the UN’s “Verified” initiative to fight COVID-19…

Access to accurate information is essential for democratic institutions to function effectively, for economies to be run fairly and to…

This statement was originally published on adhrb.org on 13 July 2020. Bahrain’s highest court, the Court of Cassation, has confirmed…

CPJ is deeply concerned about the imminent gap in financing that threatens the operation of the Federal Mechanism for the…

Opinions about media restrictions after bomb attacks in Sri Lanka, massive protests against Hong Kong's extradition law, defamation and criminal…

RSF deplores the decision by Chechnya's supreme court to confirm the three-year jail sentence that the young journalist Zhalaudi Geriyev…

On 16 September, South Africa’s High Court set a global precedent, ruling that no South African could be spied on without…

Source: MEDIA FEED

In Bahrain, 'anti-terror' legislation is often used to crush dissent. Source: MEDIA FEED

Journalist and poet Nedim Türfent was sentenced to eight years and nine months in jail in December 2017 on trumped-up…