Internet access is often used as a tool to control the media during conflicts

Journalists on the frontlines and in exile share a commitment to truth

Despite clear calls for coordinated attacks, Meta did not act to safeguard these activist pages

There is also pronounced self-censorship among journalists as they fear criticism, harassment and lawsuits. 

Six journalists have been arrested this year in Cambodia in relation to their reporting

During Iran’s internet blackout, state violence unfolded unseen with competing propagandists filling the digital void

The trial moved unusually fast, speeding from indictment to sentencing in under three months

AI-generated images, gendered disinformation, and harmful narratives were used to target Ugandan women politicians

For the 78-year-old publisher, 20 years of imprisonment is effectively a death sentence.

The journalist resigned and issued an apology after facing harassment for asking a controversial question

Online harm is shaping public life as strongly as offline violence

After two years of trial, Lai is found guilty of colluding with foreign forces

The petition aims to compel tech platforms to review how they handle human rights issues

‘We are working with government ministries to make sure that our support reflects the scale of current threats’

The Nigerian government is weaponizing cybersecurity laws to intimidate critics and suppress online dissent

Ibrahim’s broadcasts highlighted the suffering of the people of Al-Fasher amid the ongoing war

Many female journalists and activists face relentless digital attacks

The Macau government said: This media ‘no longer has the legal basis for conducting relevant activities.’

The Court reiterated that content created for commercial purposes carries a higher degree of responsibility

Encryption is a breath of fresh air for people facing sophisticated surveillance with spyware.