Two weeks ago, judges refused to release the five remaining journalists detained from Turkey's Cumhuriyet newspaper under false charges. Today, they face another hearing in a country where more than 100 journalists are behind bars.
A coalition of 83 organizations and individuals from five countries has come together to demand stronger defence of encryption, following the “Five Eyes” ministerial meeting in Ottawa last week.
It is part of a misguided trend of civil liberties being sacrificed in the name of security across Europe and the United States.
Press freedom in the UK is under threat as the Snoopers' Charter undergoes its third and final reading at the House of Lords today, 31 October.
As Azerbaijan votes on constitutional amendments today, let’s not forget the country’s political prisoners.
Following Azerbaijan’s recent moves to release political prisoners, American and European policymakers must not falter in their focus on human rights.
