In Russia, a Trial in Name Only

Free Evan Gershkovich

China: Closing Off Memory of Tiananmen Massacre

35 Years On, Commemorators Imprisoned, Victims’ Families Denied Redress

Hong Kong: Quash Baseless Convictions of Activists

Mass Trial Shows Beijing’s Aggressive Assault on Democracy Movement

In Rwanda, Criticism is Not Welcome

Four Human Rights Watch Researchers Denied Access Over 16 Years

Tunisia: Authorities Escalate Clampdown on Media, Freedom of Expression

Release Detainees, End Prosecutions for Speech Offenses

Uzbekistan: Imprisoned for ‘Insulting the President Online’

Prosecutions Violate Free Speech, Right to Liberty

Türkiye: Kurdish Politicians Convicted in Unjust Mass Trial

Court Ignores European Court of Human Rights Rulings on Abusive Proceedings

A Human Rights Guide to the 2024 European Elections

Georgia: ‘Foreign Influence’ Bill Threatens Rights

Reject Measure; End Police Violence

Indonesian Government Acts to Protect Student Media

University Leaders Should Bolster Press Freedom on Campus

Progress in Philippines’ Media Murder Cases Just a Start

Marcos Administration Needs to End ‘Red-Tagging,’ Enhance Prosecutions

It Is Our Moral Calling to Stand With Wrongly Imprisoned Russian Playwright and Director

Recognizing Journalists Living in Exile

Human Rights Press Awards Spotlight Exiled Newsrooms Reporting on Asia

Indonesia Court Ruling a Boon for Free Expression

Powerful People, Officials Misused Law to Silence Criticism