Wave of arrests as Bahrain marks anniversary of 14 February uprising (Demo)

A Kyrgyzstan court upheld a life sentence for human rights defender Azimjon Askarov, despite the UN Human Rights Committee's ruling…

Nine people were arrested in a rally to raise awareness of the plight of internally displaced people in the country….

Despite signs in 2016 that Belarus might be easing up on harassing journalists, 2017 saw a worsening of the media…

Wu Gan, known by his nickname 'Super Vulgar Butcher', was charged with subversion of state power. Source: MEDIA FEED

Alice Nderitu's quest for pluralistic peace, Zimbabwe's clampdown on social media, newspaper shutdowns in Tanzania, Cameroon releases journalists from detention,…

A detailed and candid briefing outlining the brutal crackdown on human rights advocates in the DRC was given to the…

In early October, Canadian journalist Edward Ou sought entry to the United States and was on his way to cover…

The Supreme Court of Oman issued a final ruling on the closure of Azamn, ending the paper's fight to reopen…

Mirsaidov was charged with embezzling and misusing state funds and false reporting to police after he made corruption allegations against…

People owning videos, pamphlets or books that have been banned using an over-broad definition of extremism face lengthy jail sentences…

The following is an excerpt of a 4 September 2019 CPJ blog post by Lucy Westcott/CPJ James W. Foley Fellow….

As Privacy International highlights in their latest report From Oppression to Liberation: Reclaiming the Right to Privacy – privacy has…

The Egyptian government has given no explanation for the latest delay in Shawkan's release, which should have occurred earlier this…

Anup Tiwari, a reporter with Radio Birgunj and Mountain TV, was attacked by a gang who accused him of writing…

This statement was originally published on rsf.org on 9 July 2019. After yet another Internet cut in Indian-administered Kashmir, Reporters…