– Slovak journalist Lukáš Milan sentenced to three years in prison for defamation (Demo)

Saudi Arabia tortures women activists, Tunisian LGBTQI+ endure 'anal tests', Morocco sentences Hirak activists, and Iran cracks down on journalists,…

The government is accusing ABC of "blatant interference in Nauru's domestic politics." Source: MEDIA FEED

This statement was originally published on eff.org on 13 December 2019. EFF has long fought to end the FBI’s ability…

Prior to the attack, journalist Rana Tanveer had been receiving death threats from unidentified people for covering stories about religious…

This statement was published on pen.org on 31 July 2020. By: Viktorya Vilk This piece was originally published by Harvard Business…

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

Dozens of Syrian journalists and media workers are trapped in the southwestern Syrian provinces of Daraa and Quneitra. Source: MEDIA…

This statement was originally published on pen.org on 13 April 2020. President Trump’s re-election campaign filed a defamation lawsuit against a…

In the age of digital, the media has had to adapt to the constant changes in how news is published…

The ninth BRICS Summit was held in China but human rights issues such as media freedom and the right to…

Yusuf Ruzimuradov was released in late February after serving 19 years in jail on 'anti-state' charges. Source: MEDIA FEED

MENA in April: Outrage over executions in Saudi Arabia, which included three men who were minors when arrested; growing concerns…

Among those recently detained are lawyers, university professors, prominent scholars, and students from China's top universities. Source: MEDIA FEED

This statement was originally published on hrw.org on 9 June 2019. Today neither social nor mainstream media in Kazakhstan were…

Approximately 1,600 people were detained during 5 May anti-Putin protests, including 158 children. Source: MEDIA FEED