September 7, 2018
Thailand: Drop Cases for Online Reporting on Alleged Rape
Computer Crime Charges Threaten Media Coverage of Abuses
September 6, 2018
The Crushing of the Free Press in Myanmar
September 3, 2018
Myanmar: 7 Years for Reporting the Truth
Conviction of Reuters Journalists a Major Setback for Press Freedom
August 9, 2018
Maldives President’s Comments Raise Questions Over Missing Blogger’s Fate
On Fourth Anniversary of Rilwan Ahmed’s Disappearance, Concerns of a Cover-Up
August 9, 2018
Turkmenistan: UN Blames Government for Activist’s Death
Carry out Ruling in Muradova Case
August 6, 2018
Indonesia’s Papua Media Blacklist
Authorities Equate Journalism with Doing “Something Wrong to Indonesia”
August 3, 2018
Qatar: Censorship Ignores Rights, FIFA Rules
2022 World Cup Host Should Reform Anti-LGBT Laws
July 27, 2018
Bahrain: Hundreds Stripped of Citizenship
Bahrainis Deported from Homeland; Others at Risk
July 20, 2018
Turkey: Normalizing the State of Emergency
Draft Law Permits Purging Judges; Prolonged Detention; Curbing Movement, Assembly
July 13, 2018
Tajikistan: Journalist’s Conviction a Mockery of Rights
US, EU, OSCE Condemn Harsh Sentence
July 9, 2018
Cambodia: Answer Demands for Justice in Kem Ley Murder
No Serious Investigation Two Years After Killing of Popular Hun Sen Critic
July 9, 2018
This week, the EU should press Ukraine on fundamental rights
As European and Ukrainian leaders gather in Brussels, it's time to highlight the need for further protection of fundamental rights and freedoms in Ukraine.
