Tag: Press Freedom
Philippine media groups hit delay in release of detained journalist
Lady Ann Salem remains in detention two weeks after a regional trial court dismissed charges against her
Court decision ‘will chill free speech’ in Malaysia, rights group says
Malaysian news portal fined for readers' comments, raising free speech fears
Journalists detained in Myanmar, junta criminalizes press freedom
Arrests and detentions have created a fearsome chilling effect on working journalists
Cambodia adopts China-style internet gateway amid opposition crackdown
Law has implications for free speech, privacy, data protection and public information
BBC World News barred in mainland China, dropped by HK public...
British foreign minister, Dominic Raab, and the US State Department have condemned Beijing’s decision
North Korea cracks down on foreign media, speaking styles
Measures include up to 15 years in a prison camp for those caught with media from South Korea
Long prison sentences for Vietnamese journalists over ‘anti-state propaganda’
Three freelancers convicted of ‘making, storing, spreading information, materials, items for the purpose of opposing the state’
To cover for the purpose of uncovering: journalists’ war against disinformation
Documentation and holding the guilty accountable for the disinformation go hand in hand in pushing back the jaws of lies and inaccuracies
Philippine media groups condemn arrest of journalist on Human Rights Day
Altermidya, a network of independent publications, said the arrest is proof of the dangers of the "vile practice of red-tagging”
‘Salem Witch Hunts’: Clearly a Sham
It is apparent in the persecution of journalists that Duterte wants to be the hub of information, the one and only source of facts