Journalist from opposition newspaper Azadliq sentenced to 25 days of administrative detention, as jailed activist says she has been denied access to her lawyer
The prominent human rights defenders are facing charges of insulting government institutions on Twitter and publicly insulting the king respectively
Barring a u-turn from the Hungarian government, demonstrators will return to the streets of Budapest this afternoon to oppose Prime Minster Viktor Orban’s plans to tax the internet
When political cartoonist Musa Kart faced nine years in prison for “insulting” President Erdogan, his colleagues from around the world showed solidarity through their own caricatures
There was a lively debate about whether future journalism will make the public more informed at the launch of the latest Index on Censorship magazine at the Frontline Club
The chat application LINE has strengthened its censorship methods in mainland China by targeting phrases and word combinations.
Data journalist Raymond Joseph reports on how low-cost technology is helping African newsrooms get hold of information that they couldn’t previously track
The trial of Index award winner Nabeel Rajab has been adjourned until 29 November
Censorship body gives green light to latest play from Index award nominee Lucien Bourjeily, despite being featured heavily in the work