This week: Turkish government cracking down on journalists, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer’s “Voice Tunnel” in NYC, and problems with the UK’s proposed internet filters.
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This week: Myanmar pledges to free political prisoners, Somalia puts age restrictions on journalists, and Turkey journalists abused by police.
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Tarık Günersel writes about how despite the courts ruling for Gezi Park to open, protestors are still being harassed and blocked from the park.
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Sampsonia Way presents an excerpt from Liu Xiaobo’s No Enemies, No Hatred, written before he was sent to prison for “inciting subversion of state power.”
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This week: concerns about press freedom in Egypt, journalist gunned down in Russia, and Iran to provide citizens with official state email addresses.
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It’s not easy to be a dissident blogger in some countries. This list by esglobal spotlights such activists, whose fundamental rights are being restricted.
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In this exclusive interview New York Times correspondent Andrew Jacobs discusses press freedom in China, China’s censorship policies, and free speech in the U.S.
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This week: Egyptian army shuts down media outlets, Iran’s President-elect against internet censorship, and Hong Kong journalists fear erosion of press freedom.
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This week: Burmese writer Ma Thida discusses censorship, new French-backed Syrian radio promises independent voice, and Vietnamese bloggers harassed.
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With YouTube already banned, Pakistan demands Google filter blasphemous and pornographic content or face a total ban in the country.
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