The government’s control over what the Chilcot Inquiry can publish and the questions it can ask is providing a watered-down account of why Britain went to war and an easy ride for witnesses, argues Chris Ames
Justice Secretary Jack Straw is to establish a working group to examine England's controversial libel laws. The group will consist of media lawyers,...
The United Arab Emirates blocked distribution of the Sunday Times newspaper over the weekend due to its "insulting" coverage of the Dubai debt...
The British government must be honest about its policies towards prisoners in the war on terror, says Louise Christian
Ben Bland is the latest journalist to be barred from working in Singapore. Here, he explains the city state’s stranglehold on free expression
The Ampatuan massacre has taken a heavy toll on community journalism, as authorities race against time and the elements in evidence gathering.
Romel Regalado Bagares, Executive Director, Center for International Law (CenterLaw), reports
Kazakhstan’s parliament passed a new privacy bill on 19 November which threatens the ability of journalists to carry out investigative work. The...
Canadian journalist Amanda Lindhout and Australian photographer Nigel Brennan have been released after being held captive by militants for 15...
A bill has been passed in the Maldives parliament that abolishes five articles from the Penal Code that provided for criminal defamation. Read more...
The UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has called on the Gambian government to release journalist Chief Ebrimah Manneh, citing his arrest and...