Digital Rights Foundation releases the final edition of "Digital 50.50" feminist e-magazine, focusing on the impact of ...

After decades of repression, reporters travel freely and publish without censorship, yet threats now come from militias, ...

"This attack is not a matter of chance. RSF, which defends global press freedom and actively assists Russian journalists ...

"In a period when peace discussions are back on the agenda in the country, I am being accused of 'aiding' and 'being a member' of an organisation that dissolved itself and laid down arms" - Tuğçe Yılm ...

In a joint letter, 23 organisations urge President Hichilema to halt provisions that risk placing bloggers, podcasters, and everyday users under an excessive state-controlled licensing regime.

Fragile gains in expression and association are undermined by sectarian attacks, opaque governance and symbolic justice mechanisms that stall reform and threaten Syria’s civic space.

The proposed return of capital punishment hands the country's junta yet another instrument to intimidate critics and tighten its authoritarian grip.

State-driven arrests of bloggers and activists are effectively reinstating the harsh controls on speech, that the repeal of criminal libel laws was meant to end.

A mass trial without due process has jailed activists, lawyers, and opposition figures, as authorities use unfounded conspiracy charges to eliminate dissent and punish political criticism.

The arrest of Wendell Nana Yaw Yeboah over retracted illegal small-scale mining allegations, has reignited debate about Ghana’s continued reliance on criminal sanctions for political speech.

Rights groups call on the CoE to urgently address the growing problem of transnational repression, by defining it in ...

In a widely disseminated social media video, gang leader Jimmy ‘Barbecue’ Cherizier appeared to offer a $50,000 reward for the life of journalist Ronald Desormes life as he expressed general frustrati ...