Relentless Assault on the Philippine Press

Legal Restrictions, Intimidation Seek to Suppress Criticism

Thai Magazine Editor Released After 7 Years

Case Highlights Arbitrary Use of ‘Insulting the Monarchy’ Law

Pain Deepens for Afghanistan’s Media

Suicide Attack Targets First Responders, Journalists

Turkey: Journalists Convicted for Doing Their Jobs

Harsh Sentences for Cumhuriyet Staff in Politically Motivated Case

‘No Comment’ in Burundi

Debate Silenced at Critical Moment

Pardons No Substitute for Reform in Myanmar

Government Needs to Repeal or Reform Abusive Laws

Time for Straight Talk Between the EU and Kyrgyzstan

During Kyrgyzstan Presidential Visit, EU Leaders Should Press for Greater Media Freedom

Kazakhstan: Criminal Probe of Media Outlets

Journalists Questioned, Website Blocked

Azerbaijan Released Wrongly Jailed Journalist

At Least 10 Other Journalists or Bloggers Still Behind Bars Should Also Be Freed

Vietnam: Drop Charges Against Human Rights Defenders

Environmental Activists Targeted as Repression Continues

Uzbek Journalist’s Trial in Tashkent is a Long-Awaited Reunion

Malaysia: Drop Proposed ‘Fake News’ Law

Broadly Worded Bill Threatens Free Expression

Let Uzbekistan’s Inspiring Journalists Do Their Work

Government Should Stop Censoring and Harassing Reporters

Uzbekistan: Journalists Prosecuted, Harassed

Despite Media Freedom Advances, Long Way to Go