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Jailed journalist carries out hunger strike; European Court orders his release
An imprisoned Azerbaijani journalist began a hunger strike on 2 June to draw attention to a ruling by the European ... -
Food company tries to censor news website's old reports about union dispute
The company is threatening to sue news website EmekDunyasi.net if it does not withdraw archived articles that reflect poorly on ... -
Reporters released pending trial after nine months in detention
Tuncay Mat and Cagdas Kucukbattal are charged with participating in the demolition of a base station, but they insist they ... -
Senator Lugar: U.S. International Broadcasting – Is Anybody Listening?
From Senator Lugar’s website: On June 9, 2010, Senator Dick Lugar released a report prepared by the minority staff of ... -
Blockage of YouTube spreads to Google services
Internet users have been having problems accessing Google services such as Google Analytics, Google AdWords and Google Docs. -
Defendant's allegations of wiretapping spark concern that a number of newspapers are being monitored
"This is a new example demonstrating a severe violation of press freedom and freedom of expression in Turkey," said various ... -
"Express" journalist sentenced to 15 months in jail, editor fined
IFJ condemned the punishment handed down to journalist Irfan Aktan as "punitive and intolerant". -
IRFS appeals to president as imprisoned editor starts hunger strike
Eynulla Fatullayev said that he began the hunger strike to determine whether or not the president is aware of the ... -
Reporters detained by private company security guards
Reporters Oleksiy Synylo and Volodymyr Kryzhanivskiy went to Odessa port to follow up on an alleged raid at a commercial ... -
Press freedom situation deteriorating under new president, says ARTICLE 19
ARTICLE 19 and IMS call on President Viktor Yanukovych and his administration to ensure that Ukraine upholds its commitments to ...
