Liberian minister threatens editor (Demo)

This statement was originally published on cpj.org on 13 February 2020. Venezuelan authorities should quickly and thoroughly investigate the violent…

Since 2012, Bahrain’s courts have collectively sentenced at least 40 Internet users to more than 842 months in prison for…

This statement was originally published on rsf.org on 24 June 2020. Poland’s public television Telewizja Polska (TVP) has openly betrayed…

Although August is traditionally associated with taking some time off, no-one appears to have informed Europe's worst rights abusers: they…

As WhatsApp has become a key platform for disseminating news and information, for groups of friends and media houses alike,…

Hassan Murhabazi, a reporter and presenter from a community radio station in Bukavu, DRC is missing since 11 September. Source:…

The Papua New Guinea government has banned a film documenting the struggle at Paga Hill settlement. Source: MEDIA FEED

(RSF) welcomes the European Commission decision to trigger Article 7 of the European Union treaty against Poland, but regrets that…

This statement was originally published on cchrcambodia.org on 10 december 2019. On 10 December every year, Human Rights Day is…

A few weeks ahead of their presentations at this year's MozFest, three women in the IFEX free expression network share…

The story of coordinated efforts – both among journalists and civil society organizations, as well as international bodies and states…

In 2018, SMEX launched a petition in collaboration with the Lebanese band Al-Rahel Al-Kabir to make their songs – which…

September developments included inspiring actions by women against a backdrop of journalist killings, internet shutdowns and censorship, as governments strove…

This statement was originally published on mfwa.org on 1 November 2019. Over the past ten months, the MFWA has recorded…

Muhammad Bekjanov – an Uzbek journalist who tried to initiate debate on taboo subjects such as the use of forced…