Guinea's media regulator asked to reconsider revoking of press accreditation (Demo)

Osh is Kyrgyzstan’s oldest city. Lying just 5km from the porous border with Uzbekistan, it is often referred to as…

The media in Maldives are enduring "unprecedented restrictions" as the country continues to be under a state of emergency. Source:…

As the Ethiopian government prepares to release hundreds of detainees, including opposition politicians and political activists, Reporters Without Borders calls…

The MFWA and the Gambia Press Union are facilitating the process of engagements between the Gambian government and families of…

This statement was originally published on ifj.org on 27 May 2019. The Macau government’s proposed Civil Protection Law which has…

This statement was originally published on hrw.org on 17 May 2019. Belarusian authorities have carried out concerted attacks on media…

"Guardians" can use Absher to grant or deny permission for women and children to travel abroad and obtain a passport….

In Bahrain, 'anti-terror' legislation is often used to crush dissent. Source: MEDIA FEED

Iran is now one of the world’s biggest prisons for media personnel, with a total of 29 journalists and citizen-journalists…

RSF and its partner organization JED are calling on incoming president of the DRC Felix Tshisekedi, to protect journalists and…

Draconian cyber laws and surveillance of social media are some of the tools used by the government of Bangladesh to…

Abdul Rahman Ismael Yassin, a reporter for the pro-opposition Hammouriyeh Media Office, died from injuries sustained in a 20 February…

The Internal Security Service (ISS) has arrested human rights defender Ahmed Al-Bahri and Internet activist Khalid Al-Ramadani for their peaceful…

The crackdown on the Sudanese media, which has included arrests, attacks on journalists, publications bans and Internet cuts, was prompted…

In her compelling and rigorous essay, writer and digital activist Shmyla Khan argues that women's experiences of technologies and surveillance…