Europe and Central Asia Archives - Page 5 of 574

Football can’t escape the free speech debate

by Daisy Ruddock | 03 Jul 24

UEFA’s plan to keep politics out of football at this summer’s European Championships has been difficult to enforce

by Martin Bright | 02 Jul 24

The plea deal reached between the WikiLeaks founder and the US government sets a worrying precedent

A tsunami of disinformation from Russia may have helped far-right and Eurosceptic groups in this month’s European Parliament elections

Despite Lukashenka’s regime running trials in absentia for its critics overseas, the opposition remains vocal

From protecting protest rights to addressing transnational repression, the upcoming government has a lot to do to fully restore freedom of expression

Role sits at heart of the organisation, helping to lead the communications strategy through social media management, events and media

by Daniella Peled | 11 Jun 24

National security arguments cannot become a tool to control free expression in democratic societies

by Martin Bright | 06 Jun 24

The recent inquiry into slave labour camps on Alderney showed much of the story of the islands remains untold

by Max Steuer | 03 Jun 24

The country is one of the smallest members of the European Union and sometimes struggles to develop a vision for itself

by Francis Clarke | 22 May 24

Forty years on from Nineteen Eighty-Four, a panel of freedom of expression experts has explored the relevance of the dystopian novel to now