Turkey's female journalists doubly targeted in media crackdown (Demo)

The new prakas or regulation puts Cambodia's entire internet-using population under surveillance. Source: MEDIA FEED

PEN International, ARTICLE 19 and RSF urge the international community in Turkey to monitor the closing hearing in the trial…

Kidnapped in Georgia in 2017 and transported back to Azerbaijan, Mukhtarli was convicted on dubious charges and sentenced to six…

In 2009, members of Guinea’s Red Berets, burst into a stadium in Conakry, and opened fire on tens of thousands…

After spending just over a year behind bars without charge, Turkish-German journalist Deniz Yucel was released from a Turkish jail….

Algerian journalist Lynda Abbou explains why protests that have swept the country in recent weeks were a pivotal moment for…

Freedom Forum is alarmed over the issuance of the Online Mass Communications Operation Directive 2017 and has called on the…

This statement was originally published on hrw.org on 9 June 2020. The European Union should adopt stronger regulations to prevent…

Moldova follows Russia's bad example by introducing draft legislation that would restrict the activities of 90% of its NGOs. Source:…

Blogger Ali Al Mearaj and newspaper journalist Mahmood Al Jazeeri were sentenced to life imprisonment and 15 years in prison…

Protests turn violent while China censors solidarity  Protests in Hong Kong show no sign of abating, as activists press for…

By adopting the Journalistic Source Protection Act, the Canadian Senate has taken a strong stand for press freedom, and sent…

This statement was originally published on freedomhouse.org on No user or platform is safe from the leadership’s insatiable appetite for…

Imran Radwan, who is currently serving a seven-year jail sentence in an Abu Dhabi prison, decided to protest horrible prison…

At least 50 media workers were attacked and beaten by police officers and personnel of the Rapid Action Force (RAF)…