– Saudi airstrike hits Yemeni radio station (Demo)

This statement was originally published on mfwa.org on 13 July 2020. A number of protesters have been killed, the internet…

Maxwell Nashan, a reporter and newscaster with the government-owned Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN), died on 15 January –…

RSF urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to address press freedom violations. Source: MEDIA FEED

#Metoo inspires Indian journalists to speak out against abuse; Vietnamese blogger ‘Mother Mushroom’ is free and sent into exile; Hong…

A government employee in Brunei was charged with violating the Sedition Act over a Facebook post criticising the Halal certification…

The following is an excerpt of a 5 May 2020 CPJ blog post by Renata Neder/CPJ Brazil correspondent. Before the…

After an Azerbaijani journalist was spirited away from Georgia, rights groups say the country must back up its previous statements…

In a significant judgement the ECOWAS Court of Justice ruled that Gambian authorities violated the rights of four Gambian journalists….

This statement was originally published on pen-international.org on 27 May 2020. PEN Malaysia, a chapter of the worldwide association of…

The Internet has operated under formal and informal net neutrality principles for years. For the first time, the Federal Communications…

THE SPARK In 2009, India established the Unique Identity Authority of India, responsible for issuing 12-digit identification numbers to any…

Journalists Osmel Ramírez, Niober García Fournier and Roberto de Jesús Quiñones continue to be strictly forbidden to leave the country…

This statement was originally published on rsf.org on 10 April 2020. The persecution of journalists and media outlets critical of…

Reporters Without Borders calls for the immediate release of three bloggers – Dzmitry Alimkin, Yury Paulavets and Syarhey Shyptsenka –…

Authorities should allow Algerians to assemble peacefully and refrain from using excessive force against demonstrators opposing a fifth term for…