Bahrain Unveiled: Insights from the 2024 Freedom on the Net Report
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Voices Silenced: The Struggles of Imprisoned Women Journalists in Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan’s women journalists are bravely confronting a rising tide of danger as they traverse a treacherous terrain of repression. Human ...
Cambodia Blocks Re-Entry of Journalist Investigating Illegal Logging
Cambodian authorities have barred a Mongabay journalist, renowned for uncovering the truth about illegal logging, from re-entering the country. This ...
Turkmenistan’s Internet Dilemma: Authorities Race to Regain Control Over Citizens’ Online Freedom
In a bold twist, Turkmen authorities are ramping up their efforts to stifle a groundbreaking initiative that promises citizens unfettered ...
From Public Executions to ‘Traitor’ Labels: North Korean Escapees Reveal the Dark Reality of Covid-Era Repression
In a harrowing glimpse into life under North Korea's heightened oppression during the Covid era, escapees share stories of a ...
Outrage as Iranian Singer Mehdi Yarrahi Sentenced to 74 Lashes, Lawyer Reveals
In a shocking turn of events, Iranian singer Mehdi Yarrahi has been sentenced to an astonishing 74 lashes, as revealed ...
Central Asian Activists Declare No Nation Truly ‘Free
According to activists, no Central Asian country can genuinely claim to be "free," as they continue to grapple with significant ...
Azerbaijan’s Crackdown on Press Freedom: Two More Journalists Arrested in Meydan TV Case
Azerbaijani authorities have taken a troubling step by arresting two additional journalists connected to the Meydan TV case, raising alarm ...
Police stop family members visiting ethnic Mongolian dissident Hada – Radio Free Asia
Authorities have obstructed family visits to ethnic Mongolian dissident Hada, according to reports from Radio Free Asia. This action underscores ...
Georgia School Librarians Face Legal Risks Over ‘Explicit’ Material on Library Shelves
Georgia school librarians are now navigating a precarious landscape, where the presence of "explicit" materials in their collections could lead ...
CMC Shuts Down MBC Iraq’s TV Show: What You Need to Know!
The Communications and Media Commission (CMC) has made a bold move by banning the airing of a controversial TV show ...
Unveiling the Censorship: Eileen Gu and Beverly Zhu’s Training Budgets Disappear from Chinese Internet
Eileen Gu and Beverly Zhu, two trailblazers in the skiing arena, are navigating a complex landscape of visibility on the ...
Azerbaijan Shuts Down BBC Office in Baku: What It Means for Press Freedom
Azerbaijan has taken the controversial step of shutting down the BBC's office in Baku, igniting serious concerns about the state ...
Press Freedom in Cambodia: A Struggle for Truth and Transparency
In Cambodia, the landscape of press freedom is becoming increasingly perilous as government crackdowns escalate. Journalists are not only facing ...
Stop the Silence: Kuwait’s Authorities Must Halt Repression of Dissenting Voices
Amnesty International is calling on Kuwaiti authorities to put an end to the alarming crackdown on dissent. With a surge ...
Stand Up for Press Freedom: Demand Justice for Temirov LIVE and Ayt Ayt Dese Journalists in Kyrgyzstan!
Amnesty International urgently demands the swift dismissal of unfounded charges against the courageous journalists from Temirov LIVE and Ayt Ayt ...
Kyrgyzstan’s Call to Action: Stand Against the Proposed Law Targeting ‘Extremist’ Materials
Human Rights Watch is calling on Kyrgyzstan to stand firm against a controversial new law that seeks to label specific ...
India-US Trade Deal Standoff: Could Trump’s 25% Tariff Turn the American Dream into a Costly Gamble?
The India-US trade deal is on edge as Trump's push for a 25% tariff threatens to derail negotiations. Experts caution...
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