The death knell for freedom of speech in Hong Kong (Demo)

Dozens of people who have tweeted about the conflict in Indian-administered Kashmir may soon be censored on Twitter, at the…

This statement was originally published on ipi.media on 4 March 2020. The International Press Institute (IPI), the global network of…

At least 132 people, including artists, journalists, and activists, were victims of arrests, restrictions on leaving their houses and internet…

Erdogdu was named alongside ten others who are to be detained and deported to Turkey on suspicion of having connections…

This statement was originally published on hrw.org on 17 June 2020. China’s proposed national security law for Hong Kong is…

This statement was originally published on pakistanpressfoundation.org on 3 October 2020. Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) is concerned by recent directives…

After Deyda Hydara’s murder in 2004, the state opened an investigation which was closed in less than a month. No…

A new law has the potential to pose a severe threat to the anonymity of people in the UK. Source:…

This statement was originally published on digitalrightsfoundation.pk on 28 August 2019. We, a coalition of 66 women’s rights, human rights,…

Algerian authorities charged blogger Merzoug Touati with “exchanging intelligence with a foreign power”, over a YouTube video interview he conducted…

Women parliamentarians in Tanzania were banned from entering Parliament wearing fake nails and wigs, the ban on Kenyan film Rafiki…

A coalition consisting of 17 international organizations dedicated to the defense and promotion of freedom of expression and information (ISCO…

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

Human rights groups asked Prime Minister Imran Khan to ensure an end to attacks on independent media. Source: MEDIA FEED

Boubacar Camara – a cameraman with the Gnagna TV in Guinea – has been beaten up by a group of…