There have been attacks on dozens of French entities

Antoinette Lattouf said she was punished for her political opinion about Israel's military campaign in Gaza

Powered by new technology, Chinese political propaganda is going global

'Truth is whole — and the truth is that I have committed no crime'

Media watchdog representatives were prevented by Philippine authorities from visiting journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio

Leaks are meant to prevent, not just record, bloodshed

Authorities said 70 percent of Telegram channels are linked to illegal content

Parliament passed a law pertaining to a national messaging app

Powerful entities are using strategic litigation against public participation (SLAPPs) to silence dissent in Kenya

The bill allows the government to regulate TV programs and movies streamed online

”‘Fake news’ is a Trumpian term, and defamation laws are often used as a ruse to silence independent voices."

The Togolese Catholic Church has also spoken out against the arrest

Reversed Front said the game was the most downloaded app on Hong Kong’s App Store before its removal

Wong's latest charge was viewed as a disturbing sign of Hong Kong’s deteriorating human rights

Residents of São Paulo say they were attracted to the scheme because of payments in cryptocurrency

He documented illegal logging but was eventually charged with the same crime

The country's sinking ranking by international freedom indexes underscores the government's antidemocratic turn

Many authoritarian regimes use economic tools to censor the media in Africa

The Committee to Protect Journalists called the practice ‘a weaponization of financial and tax measures against the press’

The defamation law is being used to silence journalists and media groups