May 3, 2019
Kenya Backsliding on Press Freedoms
Journalists Face Unjustifiable Restrictions, Threats
May 3, 2019
Belarus: Use European Games to Spur Media Freedom
Press Freedom Day Throws Spotlight on Need to Assure Safe Reporting
May 3, 2019
Venezuela: Violent Response to Demonstrators
Reports of Killings, Detentions, Media Shutdowns
May 3, 2019
Saudi Arabia: Second Case Against Jailed Shia Cleric
Alleged Forced Confession for Supporting Protests
May 2, 2019
Sri Lanka’s Face-Covering Ban a Wrongheaded Response to Easter Bombings
Emergency Measure Targets Muslim Women
May 2, 2019
Uganda’s Continued Attempts to Gag the Media
On Press Freedom Day, Authorities Should Commit to Supporting Free Expression
May 2, 2019
Uzbekistan: Reports of Torture of Ex-Official
Rights Groups Urge Inquiry in Case of Former Prosecutor General, Co-Defendants
May 1, 2019
Thailand: Outspoken Rights Commissioner Harassed
Baseless Inquiry Further Undermines National Rights Agency
May 1, 2019
China: How Mass Surveillance Works in Xinjiang
‘Reverse Engineering’ Police App Reveals Profiling, Monitoring Strategies
May 1, 2019
Interview: China’s ‘Big Brother’ App
Unprecedented View into Mass Surveillance of Xinjiang’s Muslims
May 1, 2019
Questions to Ask Clothing Brands
Some apparel companies cut costs by subcontracting their labor to factories with records of rampant worker abuse.
