Despite change in government, another Thai activist is jailed for royal defamationAt least 257 individuals face the same charge of insulting the kingWritten by Mong Palatino11 October 2023
Australian parliamentarians visit Washington to lobby for Julian Assange's releaseOver 60 Australian politicians have expressed support for the Wikileaks founderWritten by Kevin Rennie27 September 2023
Arrested humor: Comedian Nour Hajjar detained in censorship caseHajjar was arrested for jokes about the military and IslamWritten by SMEX11 September 2023
Australian journalists imprisoned in China anxiously await diplomatic breakthroughDetainee Yang Hengjun fears he will die in prison following medical issuesWritten by Kevin Rennie5 September 2023
If adopted, Tajikistan’s draft law on bloggers will do more harm than goodJournalists and bloggers fear the bill will have cumbersome restrictionsWritten by Nurbek Bekmurzaev28 August 2023
Ahead of election, Pakistan introduces new laws to stifle dissentHastily passed bills undermine civil liberties and freedom of expressionWritten by R Umaima Ahmed, Rezwan17 August 2023
What is ‘soft resistance’? Hong Kong officials vow to take a hard line against it, but provide no definitionBeijing top official said HK must regulate "soft resistance"Written by Hong Kong Free Press8 August 2023
Hong Kong’s homegrown security law, Article 23, is back in the spotlightArticle 23 will outlaw 7 offences including treason, sedition, espionage and foreign ties Written by Hong Kong Free Press5 August 2023
Unfreedom Monitor: Civic Media Observatory findings reportThe findings from Advox research into digital authoritarianismWritten by Advox4 August 2023
In Togo, a journalist honoured for his fight against corruption must from now on live in exileIn Togo, journalists are hard put to make a livingWritten by Jean Sovon Translated (en) by Adam Long17 July 2023
Post-pandemic, lockdown on rights persists in the PhilippinesSurveillance and repressive laws enacted during the pandemic remain in effectWritten by EngageMedia27 June 2023
Interview with Bao Choy, a Hong Kong reporter who won a 3-year legal battle over investigative journalismShe was convicted of “knowingly making a false statement”Written by Hong Kong Free Press27 June 2023
Digital rights activist groups urge tech giants to defend against Hong Kong’s injunctions against protest anthemThe government wants tech giants to censor the HK protest anthem Written by Oiwan Lam24 June 2023
Hong Kong Court asks: Who are the defendants of the protest anthem injunctions?Will anyone stand up to defend against the injunctions?Written by Oiwan Lam15 June 2023
Comedian and YouTube content creator arrested in Sri Lanka over satire on BuddhismThe application of hate-speech laws have been selective in Sri LankaWritten by Rezwan2 June 2023
Unfreedom Monitor Report: HungaryAn excerpt from Advox research on digital authoritarianism in HungaryWritten by Advox29 May 2023
Unfreedom Monitor Report: VenezuelaAn excerpt from Advox research on digital authoritarianism in VenezuelaWritten by Advox25 May 2023
Journalists from Serbian KRIK convicted for criticizing SLAPP suits against newsroomSLAPP lawsuits aim to intimidate or financially exhaust the defendantsWritten by Metamorphosis Foundation24 May 2023
Importing illiberal practices: The Kyrgyz state’s attack on media, journalists and bloggersJournalists have faced numerous accusations, assaults and legal proceedingsWritten by Arzuu Sheranova20 May 2023
Unfreedom Monitor Report: El SalvadorAn excerpt from Advox research on digital authoritarianism in El SalvadorWritten by Jose Luis Benitez19 May 2023