– Media targeted online and offline in the Philippines (Demo)

Spain's 'gag law' was used to fine journalists while rappers and Twitter users were prosecuted. Source: MEDIA FEED

This statement was originally published on cipesa.org on 19 August 2020. By Edrine Wanyama On July 17, 2020, the Tanzania…

Two Brazilian journalists investigating a continent-wide corruption ring were detained over the weekend in Venezuela, according to press reports. Separately,…

This statement was originally published on cpj.org on 7 October 2020. Vietnamese authorities should immediately and unconditionally release journalist Pham…

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

While celebrating the passing of Ghana's Right to Information Bill, MFWA is encouraging stakeholders to put their weight behind ensuring…

This statement was originally published on mfwa.org on 24 March 2020. About ten people are reported killed, several arrested, including…

Five countries in Southeast Asia have been named "worst offenders of religious freedom". Source: MEDIA FEED

Digital Rights Foundation is urging Twitter to stop misinformation, abuse and trolling on its platform. Source: MEDIA FEED

AMDISS is concerned by the blockage of some websites namely Sudan Tribune, Radio Tamazuj and others. This action comes on…

This statement was originally published on ifj.org on 18 February 2020. Australia’s Federal Court rejected the case put forward by…

While the internet creates new possibilities for children to express themselves, pervasive monitoring deeply undermines the value of these opportunities….

They face up to 14 years imprisonment over their coverage of the Rohingya crisis. Source: MEDIA FEED

This statement was originally published on pen-international.org on 25 June 2019. PEN International and PEN Uganda continue to call for…

This statement was originally published on hrw.org on 7 May 2020. Just when many thought press freedom had hit rock…