Abubaker Lubowa

Hanan, a human rights defender and co-founder of the ÈAssociation of the Families of the DisappearedÈ group, was trying to…

India's communication ministry issued a rule that allows the government to temporarily shut down internet and telecommunications services in the…

Historic court rulings in India and South Korea affirming the right to privacy and the equal recognition of LGBTQI+ were…

Join us in a photo campaign of solidarity in support of a free press and independent media under worsening siege…

The peace deal between the government and FARC guerrillas should mean that journalists in Colombia can work freely and without…

On 1 October 2017, the autonomous region of Catalonia will hold a historic referendum on whether to declare independence from…

Police in Togo cracked down on protestors demanding term limits on the presidency and an end to the "Gnasingbe dynasty."…

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

If the Azerbaijani authorities truly have well-founded financial claims against the Turan news agency, there is no reason these could…

One daily newspaper, two foreign media services, and three local radio stations were ordered closed by the Cambodian government in…