According to information received by human rights defenders, journalist Dzmitry Selviastruk was released from a correctional facility on March 7, 2026, having fully served his sen ...

Pakistan journalist Gharidah Farooqi has been targeted in yet another online attack after morphed pictures of her from the Islamabad Peace Talks 2026, held from 11th to 12 April, 2026, started ...

The report showed how the funding cuts had a "disastrous, outsized impact" across all areas of freedom of expression in every ...

The Indonesian government seeks to assert greater control over global digital platforms. This statement was originally published on globalvoices.org on 17 April 2026. Can the Indonesian government ...

The program's initial funding will support at least 120 journalists in need.

The statement, filed during the "The State of Exception in El Salvador: Year Five" hearing in Washington, D.C., outlines how emergency measures in the country have been used to criminalize independent ...

ARTICLE 19 said that by imposing liability for third-party comments, lower courts restricted freedom of expression online.

Journalists face killings, disappearances, and legal harassment by warring parties, as CPJ calls for accountability, proof of life for detainees, and protections to ensure safe and independent ...

ARTICLE 19 has repeatedly warned that the PPPA is incompatible with international human rights law and standards relating to freedom of expression. The law gives sweeping discretion to the Minister of ...

CPJ urges authorities to release the journalist and drop charges, warning vague laws and recent legislation are being used to criminalize reporting and tighten control over information.

Botswana is witnessing the return of soft but strategic pressures that risk transforming the media from a public watchdog into a compliant actor.

Police violently dispersed a peaceful protest over rising fuel costs in a widening crackdown on dissent in Mauritania.