CIPESA's latest policy brief examines how cybercrime and so-called “false news” laws are increasingly extending beyond their stated purpose of combating digital harm and are instead being used to ...
The two MPs had been arrested at their homes in April 2026 over social media videos in which they criticised President ...
Cartoonists Rights and other signatory organizations are alarmed by the length of time that has elapsed since Ashraf Omar was ...
Routing the prosecution of political speech through a cybercrime law, rather than a direct censorship law, gives the ...
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How journalism inspired a youth-led initiative against online harm in Armenia’s border communities
Participants join interactive workshops and conversations that once remained private can begin publicly, creating space for recognition, discussion, and support.
At the closing of the 35th International Publishers Congress, the Kuala Lumpur Declaration was announced. We, the participants of the 35th International Publishers Congress in Kuala Lumpur, ...
Several groups said the bill could serve as a tool for government censorship of online expression. This statement was ...
The evidence is compelling: for approximately every US$1,000 invested in producing an investigation, the resulting public benefit has run into millions of dollars through savings, recovered public ...
Journalist in detention, faces charges for criticizing use of cybercrime laws against his colleagues
The Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) expressed concern over the continued detention of journalist Chahana Takiou and ...
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