May 22, 2019
Unending Repression Under Thailand’s Military Junta
Abuses Persist Five Years After Coup
May 22, 2019
Brunei’s Pernicious New Penal Code
May 22, 2019
Brunei: New Report on Abusive Penal Code
Law Retains Death Penalty for Private Consensual Sex
May 22, 2019
Austria’s Strache Scandal Shows Why Media Freedom Matters
EU Should Act on Curbs to Media Freedom in Hungary and other EU States
May 22, 2019
What the Shake-up at Kommersant Says about Russia’s Media Landscape
Russia Needs More, not Less, Independent Reporting
May 18, 2019
Thailand: No Justice 9 Years After ‘Red Shirt’ Crackdown
Military Prosecutor Drops Case Against 8 Soldiers
May 17, 2019
Bangladesh: New Arrests Over Social Media Posts
Poet, Lawyer, Activists Jailed in Free Speech Crackdown
May 17, 2019
Belarus: Media Under Attack as European Games Loom
Olympic Officials Should Ensure Reporters’ Safety
May 12, 2019
Quasi Ban Imposed on Award-Winning Indonesian Film
May 9, 2019
Thailand: Critics Feared ‘Disappeared’
3 Prominent Dissidents Missing After Secret Extradition From Hanoi
May 7, 2019
Two Myanmar Journalists Freed, but Many Face Charges
Government Uses Draconian Laws to Keep a Grip on the Media
May 7, 2019
Algeria: Judicial Harassment of Human Rights Lawyer
Prosecution, Judicial Control for Criticizing Courts on Facebook
May 3, 2019
Kenya Backsliding on Press Freedoms
Journalists Face Unjustifiable Restrictions, Threats
