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Turkey has more jailed journalists than any other country, say campaigners
US mission most heavily censored as Beijing steps up online crackdown
White House correspondents’ dinner is everything that looks wrong with political reporting
Severity of Cumhuriyet verdicts heightens fears over press freedom ahead of election
Activists fear levies of hundreds of dollars are tool to stifle freedom of expression
Case will establish if there is right to privacy in early stages of an investigation
Loss of Magyar Nemzet raises questions over future of the country’s independent media
Tackling malevolent propaganda does not justify muzzling the media
The president’s attacks look like part of a wider strategy to hurt independent media
Journalists feared Modi-led curbs would stifle press critical of BJP as election looms
Peter Pellegrini picks non-partisan interior minister in wake of journalist’s murder
Deputy in line to take over as political furore grows
Fico says he will step down if his party can pick next leader
Attack on reporter and fiancée provoked protests across country last week
The murder of a Slovak journalist puts spotlight on organised crime
Madaric says cannot just sit quietly as furore grows
Prime minister condemns murder of investigative reporter Jan Kuciak and his fiancée
Max Mosley demands newspapers stop ‘processing data’ related to him
Rappler decries move as attack on press freedom after licence revoked over ownership rules
Reporters arrested last month were covering the military crackdown in Rakhine state
Country claims dubious honour for third year as Beijing tightens online grip
Proposed amendments to Data Protection Bill by Lords would restrict press exemptions
Kadri Gursel freed on bail but denounces continued detention of newspaper colleagues
