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Human Rights Watch Letter to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban

Hungary: Address Outstanding Rights Concerns

New Government Should Bring Laws, Practices Up to International Standards

Turkey: Spy Agency Law Opens Door to Abuse

Jail for Journalists Publishing Leaks, Immunity for Intelligence Personnel

Kazakhstan: Newspaper Closing a Blow to Free Speech

Crackdown on Free Expression, Media Intensifies

Joint Letter from Civil Society Organizations to Foreign Ministers of Freedom Online Coalition Member States

Kazakhstan: Sweeping Emergency Rules Violate Rights

Annul Decree and Amend Law Allowing Censorship

Snowden Claims NSA Spied on Rights Groups

This Canadian Has Been Jailed in Egypt for 100 Days. The Prime Minister Needs to Act

Dispatches: Afghanistan Reporting’s Deadly Risks

How Ethiopia Spies on Its Diaspora in Europe

Joint Submission to OHCHR Consultation in Connection with General Assembly Resolution 68/167 “The Right to Privacy in the Digital Age”

Submitted by: Privacy International, Access, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Article 19, Association for Progressive Communications, Human Rights Watch, World Wide Web Foundation

Ethiopia: Telecom Surveillance Chills Rights

Foreign Technology Used to Spy on Opposition inside Country, Abroad

Syria: Free All Arbitrarily Held Detainees, Hostages

New Detentions Despite Security Council Demands