May 12, 2018
Cambodia: Release Ex-Radio Free Asia Journalists
Now Held for Six Months on Politically Motivated Espionage Charges
May 4, 2018
Mauritania: Mandatory Death Penalty for Blasphemy
Law Passed as Country Hosts African Human Rights Body
May 2, 2018
Journalists Watch from Prison as Myanmar Backslides
Media Under Assault on World Press Freedom Day
May 2, 2018
Iran: Assault on Access to Information
Judiciary Blocks Popular Messaging Application Telegram
April 30, 2018
Relentless Assault on the Philippine Press
Legal Restrictions, Intimidation Seek to Suppress Criticism
April 30, 2018
Russia: Assault on Internet Freedom, Cybersecurity
Stop Blocking Telegram Site; Repeal Restrictive Laws
April 24, 2018
Russia’s Internet War and its Collateral Damage
The Russian Government Versus Telegram Messaging Service
April 18, 2018
Cambridge Analytica, Big Data and China
April 13, 2018
Telegram Loses Free Expression Battle to Russian Authorities
Moscow Court Rules to Block Access to Telegram Messenger in Russia
April 5, 2018
US Should Create Laws to Protect Social Media Users’ Data
Congress Should Enact Binding Safeguards for Privacy, Other Rights
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
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 26, 2018
Ecuador: Judicial Harassment of Amazonian Defenders
Indigenous Leaders Could Be Jailed on Unsubstantiated Charges
