Saudi Arabia: Free Editor Held Under Cybercrime Law

Ra’if Badawi Prosecuted for Running ‘Free Saudi Liberals’ Website

China: Attempts to Seal Off Tibet from Outside Information

Escalating Restrictions on Media and Travel in Tibetan Areas

Iraq: Cybercrimes Law Violates Free Speech

Vague Provisions, Draconian Punishments Threaten Media, Activists

Russia: Internet Legislation Merits Greater Scrutiny Before Passage

Bahrain: Rights Activist Jailed for ‘Insulting’ Tweets

Another Court Dissolves Opposition Group on Technical Charges

UN Human Rights Council: Concern over Increased Restrictions to Limit Human Rights Activities - Ethiopia and Tibet

Oral Statement under Item 3 - General Debate

Oman: Assault on Freedom of Speech

Arrests Follow Public Prosecutor’s Threat to Stop ‘Incitement’

Bahrain: Activist Detained for Twitter Comments

Nabeel Rajab Jailed After Saying Prime Minister Should Step Down

Kuwait: 10 Years for Criticizing Neighboring Rulers

Emir Vetoes Legislation Authorizing Death for ‘Mocking Religion’

Thailand: Internet Trial a Major Setback for Free Speech

Web Manager Convicted for Failing to Remove Lese Majeste Content

Vietnam: Overturn Activist Blogger’s Sentence

Human Rights Defender Punished for Expressing Her Views

UAE: Free Blogger Activist

Advocate for Stateless ‘Bidun’ Says Authorities Threaten to Deport Him

Letter to Dr. Hamadoun Touré, Secretary General of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) on the World Conference on International Telecommunications (WCIT)

Who is Chen Guangcheng?

The state-run media breaks its silence on the blind activist who sought asylum last week at the U.S. Embassy in Beijing