Global appeal marks 1,000 days behind bars for Nedim Türfent (Demo)

Freedom of expression has been subject to serious violations in Turkey since the declaration of the state of emergency in…

This article was originally published on wan-ifra.org on 21 June 2019. By Colette Davidson When journalists from Philippine news site…

ARTICLE 19's updated inforgraphics show you where right to know laws are in place, where governments are making commitments to…

With political and social tensions at their limits in Venezuela, freedom of expression is increasingly threatened by unprecedented attacks on…

The Jordanian government's move against the Center for Defending Freedom of Journalists is an attempt to stifle criticism and stigmatise…

The Indonesian military expelled BBC journalist Rebecca Henschke from Papua for "hurting soldiers' feelings" with her social media reports. Source:…

High level government officials accused of creating a 'blacklist' against 9,743 artists in South Korea for their criticism of President…

Against a backdrop of tragic humanitarian events, a few triumphs in Sub-Saharan Africa; Ghana's RTI bill, the release of the…

The residents of the Lebanese town of Arsal have been denied access to the 3G and 4G mobile networks for…

Ms. Ebtesam al-Saegh has been a vital advocate for human rights in Bahrain at a time when voicing such opinions…

Coalitions of states, often backed by civic groups and popular protests, are driving a global trend to confront the abuses…

Over the last week, the Bahraini government has targeted at least 32 activists, human rights defenders, journalists, lawyers, and other…

The Liberal government's decision to indefinitely delay reforms to strengthen the Access to Information Act should concern everyone who cares…

The investigation into the shooting of reporter Olivera Lakic has ground to a halt and she is now under attack…

Being an Afghan or Pakistani woman online attracts prejudice, even danger. But for many, technology is freedom from the past…