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Critics say Bao Choy’s prosecution is meant to discourage reporters from contentious investigations
Dissidents say tribute to Wen’s mother could be interpreted as criticism of Xi Jinping
Beijing’s sensitivity to criticism hands Taipei an advantage in battle to control the narrative
Fight for an independent press goes hand in hand with protecting the rule of law
Assassination of crime reporter in Athens highlights fragility of media freedoms
Parallel web is designed to give Moscow more control and reduce reliance on foreign tech
John Sudworth relocates to Taiwan after angering Beijing with reports on Xinjiang
Jakub Zulczyk faces charges under penal code that makes it an offence to insult head of state
Controversial verdicts in Kurdish and central Iraqi courts lead to fears for freedom of speech
Carrie Lam says officials will ensure new M+ Museum does not undermine national security
‘A Safety Guide for Artists’ offers guidance on navigating threats of persecution
Move comes as Kremlin seeks to reduce social media influence on pro-Navalny protests
Caroline Wilson summoned by foreign ministry over article defending international media coverage
Three media workers freed without charge after being detained by military in Tigray region
Restructure of RTHK signals tightening of media controls in territory, critics say
Trial signals president’s determination to crush protests against disputed election victory, say critics
Battle over protest censorship comes as New Delhi exerts more control over online content
Klubradio court ruling part of clampdown on progressive voices in central Europe, say critics
Block on British broadcaster comes a week after UK withdrew licence for Chinese state network
Disruption likely to spell end of rare space for free discussion of sensitive topics in China
Netizens pay for access to invite-only platform to chat about sensitive topics away from censors
Media watchdog finds Chinese Communist party has editorial control over CGTN network
Public protests were being organised on crucial portal for information in the country
Viktor Orban’s ministers fight social media platforms over ‘limits on Christian, conservative, rightwing opinions’
Accusations of censorship fly after New Delhi uses heavy-handed tactics over farming protests
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