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IPI alarmed at limitation on freedom of movement of Kosovo journalists
Several journalists and media representatives working in Kosovo have been denied a passport because they are under police investigation. -
US-Indonesia partnering for democracy
Democracy advocates will share expertise and experiences through a new initiative to promote partnerships among civil society organizations across Southeast ... -
Debating Islamists, ideology and democracy
Are the Middle East’s Islamists committed to democracy or does their historical association with totalitarian movements provide cause for concern? ... -
Lawsuit against independent newspaper dismissed
The "Central Asia Monitor" newspaper was sued for US$2.4 million after it published critical articles about several companies. -
Pakistan floods threaten ‘democratic dispensation’?
Do the devastating floods that have displaced several million citizens now threaten Pakistan’s fragile democracy? “The destruction could set Pakistan ... -
Reporter receives threatening message with photograph of assassinated journalist Hrant Dink
Ozgut Topsakal received an e-mail saying he would be "called to account" by an ultra-nationalist youth organisation for an article ... -
A series of unfortunate events precede Kim Jong Il’s trip to China
North Korean leader Kim Jong Il’s surprise visit to China is drawing considerable comment about its purpose and timing. The ... -
Organisation claims responsibility for murder of journalist, threatens media
The rise of an organisation proclaiming its intention to "make blood flow", leaving "not a millimetre of safe refuge in ... -
Newspaper facing legal action over reports of police brutality
The lawsuit by police followed a series of articles citing complaints by residents of a village outside Moscow about police ... -
Challenges of change: religion, secularism, rights
In a world plagued by ethnic and religious clashes, where some strive to impose their beliefs and lifestyles on all, ...
