Joint Statement Requesting EU Action on Israel’s Unprecedented Killing of Journalists and Other Violations of Media Freedom in Gaza

Tunisia Hollows Out its Media Landscape Ahead of Elections

Clampdown Stifles Diverse Voices, Political Debate

Russia: Repressive Laws Used to Crush Civic Freedoms

Government Should Foster Environment Allowing Civil Society to Thrive

Indonesia: Investigate Killing of Journalist and His Family

Tribata TV Reporter Alleged Military Corruption

Media Freedoms Should Not Be a Target in DR Congo

Cancel Jessy Kabasele’s Suspension, Ensure Journalists Can Work Safely, Freely

South Sudan’s Authorities Show Their Aversion to Criticism Yet Again

Release Detained Journalist, Allow Free Speech, Peaceful Protests

New Mass Media Law Threatens Freedom of Speech, Information in Kazakhstan

Regulations Will Further Restrict Media Freedom

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

Türkiye: Kurdish Politicians Convicted in Unjust Mass Trial

Court Ignores European Court of Human Rights Rulings on Abusive Proceedings

Nigerian Journalist’s Detention Threatens Press Freedom

Immediately Release Daniel Ojukwu if No Charges Brought

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

Asia: 2024 Human Rights Press Awards

Top Prizes for Reporting on Suicide Among Afghan Women, Persecution in Myanmar