"The Georgian authorities are pursuing a policy of intimidation, harassment, and the criminalisation of independent journalism   Georgia cannot credibly claim to be moving closer to the EU while ...

Crimean citizen journalist Vilen Temeryanov and four activists were convicted of involvement with the Islamic political party Hizb ut-Tahrir, which is outlawed in Russia.

Rights groups warn that Egypt's civic space has been gutted through widespread abuses and call for urgent reforms to protect ...

The prominent investigative journalist has been repeatedly subjected to coordinated online abuse, death threats and legal ...

GCHR reports that Ali Abdullah Al Khaja died after years of arbitrary detention, isolation from family, and imprisonment past ...

Sharif's repeated prosecutions for peaceful expression show how Bahraini authorities rely on speech-related charges to ...

After Israeli attacks killed Press House director Bilal Jadallah and destroyed the organization’s offices, the team adapted its work to provide protection, equipment, and essential support for ...

With journalists targeted, networks shut down, and disinformation used as a weapon by both warring factions, Sudan's public is left without trustworthy information during one of the country’s darkest ...

Government plans a legislative reboot to streamline dispute handling and update media guidelines through broad stakeholder ...

A mayor's repeated threats to arrest reporter Michael Tenende highlights the escalating hostility toward journalists investigating local governance issues.

RCN, one of Colombia’s largest private media companies, had recently reported on police and army operations against illegal armed groups in and around Cali.

The SLAPP suit is seen as an act of transnational repression, which signals a significant escalation of the Malaysian government's willingness to silence critical voices.