Cambodia’s Supreme Court has confirmed treason convictions against two journalists, igniting widespread alarm over press freedom. This decision deepens worries about an escalating government crackdown on independent media across the nation

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Cambodia’s Supreme Court has confirmed treason convictions against two journalists, igniting widespread alarm over press freedom. This decision deepens worries about an escalating government crackdown on independent media across the nation

Zee Entertainment has scored an exclusive five-year deal to broadcast Bundesliga soccer in India, making a bold move to elevate its sports content and captivate fans across the region like never before

Amnesty International urgently urges Kyrgyzstan authorities to free journalist Makhabat Tazhibek-kyzy without delay and overturn her unjust conviction, denouncing this blatant assault on press freedom and human rights in the nation

AFP reports that a journalist detained in Kuwait for capturing war-related footage has now been released. This case sparked global concern, shining a spotlight on the challenges facing press freedom in the region

A Cambodian journalist secured bail after issuing a public apology for a report deemed offensive by authorities. The move follows growing concerns over press freedom in the country, spotlighting challenges faced by independent media.

Philippines: Frenchie Mae Cumpio has been convicted of terrorism financing, the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) reports. This verdict sparks serious concerns about press freedom and the integrity of the judicial process in the country

Amnesty International has urgently demanded the immediate release of a Bangladeshi journalist detained under anti-terror laws, denouncing the arrest as a blatant attack on press freedom and calling for justice to protect free expression

Yemen held a solemn farewell for 31 journalists reportedly assassinated by Israeli forces. The ceremony condemned the targeted killings, highlighting growing concerns over press freedom in conflict zones.

Human Rights Watch reports a sharp decline in media freedom in Afghanistan under Taliban rule. Journalists face harassment, censorship, and violence, threatening independent reporting and free press in the country.