Killing of Journalist, Criminal Libel in the Philippines

Assault on Media Shouldn’t Dim Maria Ressa’s Nobel Triumph

The Internet, Islamism and Repressive Regulations Pressure Indonesian Media

France Should Stop Selling Arms to the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia

Macron Should Address Rights Abuses in Gulf Region

Guatemalan Journalists Protest Attacks on Media

Government’s Harassment Threatens Freedom of Expression

Morocco: Journalist in Prison After Unfair Trial

Violations, Flimsy Evidence, Speculative Reasoning Led to 6-Year Sentence

Afghanistan: Taliban Crackdown on Media Worsens

Journalists Threatened; New ‘Religious Guidelines’ Ban Women Actors

How are the Authorities in Central Asia Trying to Control the Internet?

An Interview with Hugh Williamson

Evicted from Their Office, Al Jazeera Works from a Front Yard in Tunisia

Authorities Arbitrarily Target Media and Critics

Greece: Alleged ‘Fake News’ Made a Crime

New Law Could Lead to Journalists Being Jailed

Vietnam: Immediately release independent journalist and human rights defender Pham Doan Trang

Joint Statement

Myanmar: Prisoner Releases Fall Short

Deposed Political Leaders and Journalists Remain Detained

Singapore: Withdraw Foreign Interference (Countermeasures) Bill

Singapore: Withdraw Foreign Interference Bill

Broad Law Threatens Freedom of Expression, Association

Nobel Laureates Maria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov are not Only Journalists – They are Champions of Democracy