April 18, 2018
Pardons No Substitute for Reform in Myanmar
Government Needs to Repeal or Reform Abusive Laws
April 11, 2018
Time for Straight Talk Between the EU and Kyrgyzstan
During Kyrgyzstan Presidential Visit, EU Leaders Should Press for Greater Media Freedom
April 5, 2018
Azerbaijan Released Wrongly Jailed Journalist
At Least 10 Other Journalists or Bloggers Still Behind Bars Should Also Be Freed
April 4, 2018
Vietnam: Drop Charges Against Human Rights Defenders
Environmental Activists Targeted as Repression Continues
March 29, 2018
Malaysia: Drop Proposed ‘Fake News’ Law
Broadly Worded Bill Threatens Free Expression
March 27, 2018
Let Uzbekistan’s Inspiring Journalists Do Their Work
Government Should Stop Censoring and Harassing Reporters
March 27, 2018
Uzbekistan: Journalists Prosecuted, Harassed
Despite Media Freedom Advances, Long Way to Go
March 27, 2018
Turkey: Crackdown on Social Media Posts
Detention, Prosecutions Over Criticisms of Turkish Army Actions in Syria
March 26, 2018
Vietnam: Drop Charges Against Rights Activist
Pro-Democracy Campaigner Persecuted for Advocating Pluralism
![Nguyen Viet Dung holding a sign saying he boycotted Vietnam’s national election in May 2016. The sign says, “To vote is a right, not a duty. No knowledge [of the party-nominated candidates] – No vote.” ©Nguyen Viet Dung 2016](/sites/default/files/styles/square/public/multimedia_images_2018/201803asia_vietnam_nguyenvietdung.jpg?itok=exve_kTa)
March 2, 2018
Uzbekistan Releases Journalist After 19 Years in Prison
Small Positive Step on a Long Road to Respecting Human Rights
February 28, 2018
Kurdistan Region of Iraq: Protesters, Journalists Detained
Freedom of Assembly Suppressed
February 20, 2018
Philippine Government Bans Journalist from Presidential Palace
Locking Out Rappler News Site Threatens Media Freedoms
