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Courts in Azerbaijan have handed down further politically motivated in-absentia convictions against journalists, bloggers, and other critics of the government living abroad, expanding the authorities’ campaign of transnational repression.

The European Parliament voted today to usher in changes to European Union asylum rules that jeopardize the right to seek asylum.

A Tunisian lawyer and human rights defender, Ahmed Souab, sentenced to prison on terrorism-related charges, will face a new trial on appeal on February 12, 2026.

Transferring TikTok to US ownership does nothing to address the fundamental problems of media consolidation, inadequate privacy protections, and the Trump administration's growing influence over tech companies that threaten users' rights.

For the second time in less than a year, the International Criminal Court (ICC) has referred an EU member to its oversight body, the Assembly of States Parties, for failing to cooperate with the court.

Letter on Libya’s Arrest of International Criminal Court Fugitive Osama Elmasry Njeem.

The Hong Kong High Court’s sentencing of Jimmy Lai, Apple Daily founder and democracy advocate, to 20 years in prison is a devastating blow to media freedom in the city.

The reported US Defense Department plans to purchase cluster munitions from Israel further weaken global norms that protect civilians from the widely banned weapons, Human Rights Watch said today.

Mali’s junta has jailed a prominent journalist, sparking renewed concerns over media freedom in the country.