May 4, 2009
Human Rights Watch Concerns and Recommendations on Turkmenistan
Submitted in advance of the June 3, 2009 EU-Turkmenistan Human Rights Dialogue
May 2, 2009
Exposing A Chávez Charade
April 30, 2009
Burma: One Year After Cyclone, Repression Continues
Free Imprisoned Activists and Community Workers
April 27, 2009
Rwanda: Restore BBC to the Air
Growing Media Restrictions Cast Doubt on Nation’s Commitment to Free Speech
April 23, 2009
Sudan: Revise Repressive Press Law
End to Censorship Necessary for Free and Fair Elections in 2010
April 20, 2009
Iran: Journalist's Conviction Tainted by Secrecy
Authorities Denied Roxana Saberi Basic Fair Trial Elements
April 6, 2009
Malaysia: New Prime Minister Should Repeal Internal Security Act
Reform Laws Used against Free Speech and Peaceful Assembly
March 18, 2009
China: New Restrictions Target Media
Government Curbs Local News Assistants, Threatens ‘Blacklist’
March 13, 2009
Iran: Illegal Detention of Iranian-American Journalist
Despite Assurances of Prompt Release, Roxana Saberi Remains in Detention Without Charge
March 10, 2009
Afghanistan: 20-Year Sentence for Journalist Upheld
Politicized Case Shows Grave Threat to Freedom of Expression
March 1, 2009
Sri Lanka: Editor Arrested and Beaten
Emergency Regulations Misused Against Journalists Critical of Government
February 25, 2009
China: Tibet Lockdown Exacerbates Tensions
Open Tibetan Areas to Journalists, Independent Monitors
February 24, 2009
The Intensifying Battle Over Internet Freedom
From China to Syria, repressive nations are cracking down hard on digital dissidents.
February 23, 2009
Angola: Strengthen Voting and Rights Protections
Uncertainty Over Presidential Elections in 2009 No Excuse for Inaction