Police violently dispersed a peaceful protest over rising fuel costs in a widening crackdown on dissent in Mauritania.

Botswana is witnessing the return of soft but strategic pressures that risk transforming the media from a public watchdog into a compliant actor.

"Addis Standard" managing editor Million Beyene was seized from his newsroom by unidentified men, while multiple police units have denied any knowledge of his detention or whereabouts.

A 7amleh report documents a dual system where harmful content is rewarded while Palestinian voices face systemic restrictions ...

A SMEX investigation reveals advanced phishing attacks targeting a Lebanese journalist and civil society, raising concerns ...

SFLC.in warns that if passed, the measure could lead to "unprecedented amounts of digital censorship of critical voices on ...

The deportation verdict was made by a judge at Tbilisi City Court at 4am after a hearing that lasted only a few hours. The ruling ordered the journalist’s immediate deportation and imposed a ...

The absence of effective anti-SLAPP protections impedes media freedom and public scrutiny of government officials and ...

Mobile internet blocking affects rights and freedoms of internet users, preventing them from accessing basic services.

The combination of internet shutdown risks, coordinated disinformation, cyberattacks, and weak trust in institutions is ...

An expansive new media law risks eroding constitutional safeguards and compromising editorial independence. This statement ...

A 90-day shutdown of "Jambo TV" underscores growing pressure on media questioning official narratives around a deadly ...