Turkey: Opposition Party Leaders, MPs Jailed

Government Widens Crackdown on Independent Media, pro-Kurdish Opposition

Turkmenistan: Journalist Harassed, Assaulted

Series of Attacks on Radio Azatlyk Journalists

Case Takes UK Privacy Tribunal to European Court

Applicants Seek to Know if GCHQ Spied on Them, Legally or Not

China: Abusive Cybersecurity Law Set to be Passed

Law Strangles Online Freedom, Anonymity

Australia Should Go To Papua and See The Human Rights Situation For Itself

Uzbekistan: 3 More Years for Long-Held Activist

Interim President Should Amnesty Political Prisoners

Journalists at Risk

Annual Day Promotes Accountability for Attacks on the Media

Why Does the Vatican Have Faith in China’s Promises?

Religious Freedom Under Assault as Talks Progress

Arab Gulf States: Attempts to Silence 140 Characters

Region-Wide Crackdown on Social Media Activism

Turkey: Deepening Crackdown Over 2 Days

Cumhuriyet Journalists Held; Kurdish Media Closed; Mayors Jailed

France: Raise China’s Rights Abuses on Visit

Publicly Press Beijing on Crackdown

Speech Restrictions Cannot be Wordplay

Governments Should Ensure Rights Offline are Respected Online

Azerbaijan: Transparency Group Insists on Reforms

4 Months to Repeal Restrictive Laws or Face Suspension

US Still Dodging Questions On Yahoo! Spying

Authorities should explain legal basis for searching users’ emails