China: 10 Years Since ‘709 Crackdown,’ Lawyers Still Under Fire

Communist Party Molds Legal Profession to Serve its Agenda

Azerbaijan Convicts Critics in Relentless Crackdown

Authorities Should Free Abzas Media Journalists and Scholar Bahruz Samadov

UAE: 24 Defendants Sentenced to Life Imprisonment

Emirati Attorney General Appealed Against Initial Dismissal of their Cases

Nepal Police Search for Journalist Who Reported on Political Family’s Business

Arrest Warrant is Latest Attack on Press Freedom

Ethiopia Should Immediately Release Prominent Journalist

Tesfalem Woldeyes of Ethiopia Insider Being Held Despite Release Order

Another Courageous Journalist Jailed in Azerbaijan

Ulviyya Ali Faces Bogus Smuggling Charges

Vietnam: End Persecution of Human Rights Activist

Trinh Ba Phuong Faces Further Imprisonment for Criticizing Party

Indonesian Court Restricts Criminal Defamation Lawsuits

Rulings Offer Greater Protections for Online Speech, Critics of Government and Companies

Azerbaijan Uses Old Criminal Case to Ramp Up Repression

Reopened Investigation Threatens to Wipe Out Independent Activism

Another ‘Bridge Man’ in China Forcibly Disappeared

Authorities Should Immediately Disclose Mei Shilin’s Whereabouts

US: Trump’s First 100 Days an Assault on Rights

Compilation of 100 Harmful Actions Offers Snapshot of Unfolding Crisis

University of Melbourne urged to drop repressive anti-protest and surveillance policies

Lebanon: Journalists, Activist Summoned for Investigations

Lawsuits, Threats of Charges Against Reporters, Activists

China: Police Arrest Tibetans for Internet, Phone Use

Mass Cellphone Searches, ‘Anti-Fraud’ App, Tightened Regulatory Regime