– In another blow for free speech, Egypt's parliament passes cybercrime law (Demo)

The following is an excerpt of a 5 August 2019 CPJ blog post by Natalie Southwick/CPJ South and Central Americas…

This statement was originally published on cpj.org on 4 February 2020. North Macedonia authorities should conduct a swift and transparent…

Members of the Islamic Defenders Front visited the personal residences of media users accused of publishing derogatory posts against Rizieq…

North Korea is urged to prioritize the dire human rights situation as summit with the United States approaches. Source: MEDIA…

MENA in October: Jamal Khashoggi's murder and aftermath; under-age Bahrainis in prison; LGBTQI+ event cancelled in Lebanon; British academic jailed…

The Universal Periodic Review puts each UN member state’s human rights record under the microscope every five years, but requires…

A new investigation reveals the role of an American data-based digital advertising company in the highly divisive online re-election campaign…

Rebolledo, an investigative magazine journalist and author of two books, is charged with defamation for "damaging the honor" of a…

A crowd of approximately 300 people, some waving flags of the Lebanese political party Amal, surrounded Al-Jadeed's office in Beirut…

We, the 24 members of the IFEX-ALC network, who work to defend freedom of expression and press freedom in 15…

In an intensified crackdown on freedom of expression and media freedom in Benin, 2 protestors were killed, a journalist arrested…

This kind of attack, mixing phishing and the theft of journalists' identities, undermines trust in the media and at the…

According to the Burmese media, researcher Myo Yan Naung Thein is the seventh person to be detained on a defamation…

This statement was originally published on gc4hr.org on 30 September 2019. The Gulf Centre for Human Rights (GCHR) is seriously…

Brutal attacks on secular bloggers and writers are not new in Bangladesh. Source: MEDIA FEED