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Cambodia

CCHR Fundamental Freedoms Fact Sheet: Freedom of Information

This fact sheet provides an overview of the proposed freedom of information law that was delivered to the National Assembly in March 2012.

Kenya / China

China's media footprint in Kenya

The expansion comes as other, predominantly Western media houses are shrinking their media presence in East Africa.

Asia and Pacific

IFJ releases Press Freedom in the Pacific report

In partnership with PFF, IFJ released its first Press Freedom in the Pacific report at a press launch held in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, to celebrate World Press Freedom Day.

Pakistan

ARTICLE 19's submission to the UN Universal Periodic Review

ARTICLE 19's submission outlines concerns on Pakistan’s compliance with its international human rights obligations in respect of freedom of expression and freedom of information, in particular violence against journalists and human rights defenders.

Australia

Media Alliance releases report: "Kicking against the Cornerstone of Democracy"

The MEAA annual press freedom report is the most comprehensive survey of media law and regulation in Australia. The report covers all aspects from the recent debate over press regulation to shield laws for journalists and whistleblower protection, privacy, defamation, media ownership and spin.

China

IFJ releases report on media freedoms in greater China

IFJ continues to receive complaints from media all over China that they have been subjected to various kinds of pressure that prevent them from carrying out their duties.

Asia and Pacific

New Frontiers, New Struggles - SAMSN report on press freedom in South Asia, 2011-12

World Press Freedom Day 2012 comes at a time of momentous challenges for journalism in South Asia, says the report published by IFJ in collaboration with a range of partners in the region.

Cambodia

CCHR launches Harassment of Media 2008-2011 map

The information published on the map is public information on cases of restrictions or alleged restrictions of the right to freedom of expression involving the media.

Nepal

Freedom Forum media monitoring report, March - April 2012

A journalist's murder spread shock waves among the Nepali media, Freedom Forum reports.

Sri Lanka

ARTICLE 19's Submission to the UN Universal Periodic Review

While the government received and accepted a number of recommendations related to the right of freedom of expression during the first UPR cycle, none of these have been realised.

Pakistan

In a climate of impunity, more danger ahead for journalists

The most recent report from the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan includes a detailed chapter on freedom of expression, which ties growing suppression to rising incidence of violence and threats against news media.

Cambodia

CCHR Fundamental Freedoms Fact Sheet: Freedom of Information

The government has declared its commitment to the right to freedom of information; however, the right to access information, the availability of information, and demand for information are far from entrenched in Cambodian society.

Asia and Pacific

Free expression and law in 2011

ARTICLE 19 highlights the major legal developments relating to freedom of expression and the right to information throughout the region.

Nepal

Freedom Forum media monitoring report, February - March 2012

While press freedom violations were down, fear among journalists remained unabated, according to Freedom Forum.

Cambodia

CCHR releases report on freedom of expression and academic freedom

In light of the recent announcement by the Research Department at RULE, namely a list of prohibited thesis topics for the current academic year, the Cambodian Center for Human Rights examines the right to freedom of expression in the context of academic freedom.

China

IFJ Press Freedom in China Campaign Bulletin - March 2012

IFJ issues its March 2012 bulletin on the state of press freedom in China.

Nepal

Freedom Forum electoral coverage report - February 2012

(Freedom Forum/IFEX) - This report looks at the coverage of electoral matters and political issues from 16 January to 15 February 2012.

Nepal

Freedom Forum media monitoring report, January-February 2012

There were 11 incidents of press freedom violations during the period from 16 January to 15 February 2012, according to Freedom Forum

Tibet (China) / China

Blackout imposed by Chinese authorities

RSF is alarmed at the blackout imposed on the provinces of Sichuan and Qinghai, as well as the autonomous region of Tibet, preventing all media coverage of protest movements.

Sri Lanka

National reconciliation efforts must address journalists' concerns, says IFJ

The IFJ notes that the report of an official commission appointed by the president as part of the process of national reconciliation was published late in 2011 and has led to some debate.

Nepal

Freedom Forum releases report on press freedom violations

The report is a result of media monitoring from 16 December 2011 to 15 January 2012.

China

Press freedom suffered significant setbacks in 2011, says IFJ report

As the scent of the Jasmine Revolution in the Middle East and North Africa drifted towards China, central authorities tightened restrictions on the press, and stepped up intimidation of journalists.

Vietnam

IPA report criticises censorship

In its first report on the freedom to publish conditions in Vietnam, IPA concludes that the screening of books is a complex, opaque, at time irrational, and highly bureaucratic process.

Cambodia

Ahead of elections, CCHR reports on the right to vote

Elections in the past however have been marred by allegations of undue influence or coercion inhibiting the free expression of the electors' will.

Malaysia

Real legal reform needs free expression and public participation, says SEAPA

Rather than safeguarding the right to assemble, the Peaceful Assembly Act will greatly diminish people's ability to express their political opinions.

China

Launch of new book on regulating access to environmental information

The book examines the legal framework for accessing environmental information and juxtaposes the Chinese model with international standards and best practices from around the world.

Philippines

IPI mission report points to continuing impunity in killing of journalists

Despite a relatively favorable attitude towards press freedom by the Aquino administration, the government has so far failed to implement the necessary political reforms that would lead to substantial improvement in the country's press freedom situation, says IPI.

Pakistan

PPF report highlights cases and causes of impunity

The report reveals that while formal criminal complaints are lodged for cases where media workers have been killed, the murders not seriously investigated or prosecuted.

China

Human Rights Watch warns of growing threat of enforced disappearances

Despite the expression of support by elements within the government to end black jail-related abuses, the authorities failed to stop the practice.

Cambodia

CCHR Institutions Fact Sheet: the National Assembly and freedom of expression

The ruling Cambodia People's Party has imposed arbitrary administrative requirements that are used to stifle opposition and minority party opinions in parliamentary debates, says CCHR.

China

Respect for free speech continues to deteriorate

The US ambassador to the World Trade Organization says that China's "national firewall" and website blocking violate WTO rules.

Thailand

Media independence curtailed by political and commercial pressures

In an example of the ostracism of the media, a hard-hitting political and current affairs program host was forced to resign following criticisms that he favoured a political party leader in an interview broadcast prior to the elections.

North Korea

RSF releases report on freedom of information under Kim Jong-il regime

Foreign radio stations continue to be the main source of independent information for the population.

Afghanistan

Each time a journalist is killed, the truth dies with them, says ARTICLE 19 report

Ten years on, targeted attacks against journalists, media workers and other civilians have increased, despite a number of measures by governments and organisations.

Cambodia

CCHR releases briefing book on law on associations and NGOs, shrinking space for civil society

Burma

SEAPA report: "Burma in mid-2011: a contradictory landscape"

The report addresses the question of what can be expected from the new civilian government, and what are its reasons for the recent gestures toward liberalisation.

Burma

Press freedom vital to credible Burmese reform, says CPJ report

The government's reform rhetoric is contradicted by heavy censorship tactics that continue to make the country's media among the most restricted in the world, says CPJ in a new report.

Cambodia

CCHR review of 1995 Press Law

In the latest factsheet in its "Law Review" series, CCHR rates the Press Law as "yellow", meaning there are certain provisions that require review and amendment.

Philippines

CMFR report: "Press freedom in Aquino's first year: unfulfilled promises and fading hopes"

The killing of journalists continued in the first year of the Aquino administration, and the prosecution of the alleged masterminds and killers has proceeded as slowly as it had under the Arroyo regime, CMFR notes.

China

New developments in Internet censorship and control

The public's enthusiasm for the Internet and the government's fear of online protests has resulted in constant advancements in online censorship, reports RSF.

Nepal

RSF notes sharp fall in journalists' ability to work freely

Some political leaders are providing protection to people who are threatening and attacking journalists and media, thereby encouraging a climate of impunity, says RSF.

Cambodia

CCHR Fundamental Freedoms Fact Sheet: freedom of expression and the distribution of leaflets

A trend toward convictions aimed at those involved in the distribution of leaflets criticising the Royal Government of Cambodia gives cause for concern.

Philippines

Human Rights Watch report details military involvement in activists' murders, disappearances

The government's failure to investigate and prosecute extrajudicial killings fuels further military abuses, the report noted.

Cambodia

Restricting peaceful gatherings to "freedom parks" stifles freedom of expression, says CCHR

"Freedom parks" are designated locations where peaceful demonstrators can demonstrate on the condition of 12 hours' notice, instead of the five days' notice generally required; however, the number of demonstrators in "freedom parks" is limited to 200 people, while there is no limit for general demonstrations.

Hong Kong (China)

Freedom of expression under threat, HKJA annual report notes

HKJA is not expecting real change from the current administration, under Donald Tsang, and is now looking to the next chief executive for a more positive approach towards free expression and press freedom.

Cambodia

CCHR releases report on ongoing crackdown on freedom of expression

The report provides an overview of the use of new media in Cambodia and recent trends toward Internet censorship, as well as the implications for freedom of expression.

Afghanistan

New IFJ report assesses press freedom

IFJ and its affiliate, the Afghan Independent Journalists' Association, announce the release of a new report which outlines the challenges for journalists and press freedom since the lead-up to the country's elections in 2009 and 2010.

Mongolia

Globe International's 2010 Media Freedom Report

The report aims to highlight the current situation of how Mongolian journalists exercise their professional rights and what enabling environments exist for them to fulfill their duties to the public in a fair and responsible manner.

China

Attacks on free expression at a level not seen since Beijing games, says IFJ report

IFJ's report documents grave breaches of human rights occurring with increasing frequency and recommends urgent action be taken by international organisations to bring China's authorities to account.

Vietnam

Sentencing of high profile activist opens landmark struggle, says Human Rights Watch

The imprisonment of Cu Huy Ha Vu on anti-government propaganda charges has only raised the fervour of a remarkable outpouring of popular support for his release, Human Rights Watch says in a new report.

Asia and Pacific

IFJ press freedom report on South Asia: "Free Speech in Peril"

"On World Press Freedom Day, we salute courageous journalists and media workers across South Asia who work tirelessly every day to uphold press freedom at significant personal risk," IFJ Asia-Pacific Director Jacqueline Park said.

Thailand

Human Rights Watch report documents government crackdown on 2010 Red Shirt protests

The report documents government censorship and use of criminal charges to undermine media freedom and freedom of expression.

Mongolia

Globe International releases 2010 annual report

The report outlines Globe International's 2010 projects and activities.

Pakistan

Interviews with journalists shed light on dangers, difficulties of the profession

Journalists confront a daunting array of problems that include terrorist threats, police violence, the unbridled power of local potentates and dangerous conflicts in the Tribal Areas.

Malaysia

CIJ report on freedom of expression in 2010

According to the report, the Barisan Nasional federal government adopted a multi-pronged approach, using the myriad of laws at its disposal to curb expression in 2010.

Philippines

CMFR Philippine Press Freedom Report 2010 released

The report looked at the new Aquino administration's attitude and response to press freedom issues during its first six months.

Asia and Pacific

SEAPA report: "Caught in the Crossfire: Southeast Asia's Press Freedom Challenges for 2011"

Freedom of expression continues to come under attack in the region where even the more established democracies are witnessing steadily increasing threats, says SEAPA.

China

New IFJ report outlines restrictions on journalists in 2010

The restrictive orders outlined in the report are a mere sample of the vast array of controls on information that journalists and media workers are known to grapple with.

Nepal

IFJ report outlines continuing challenges for journalists

The report, available in English and Nepali, is the result of a 12-month project conducted in partnership with IFJ affiliate the Federation of Nepali Journalists (FNJ).

China

Human Rights Action Plan fails to deliver, says Human Rights Watch

The government has undermined many of the key goals by tightening restrictions on rights of expression, association and assembly over the past two years, notes Human Rights Watch.

Thailand

Political troubles made 2010 a difficult year for media, according to journalists' group

It was a year in which the media faced a great challenge in committing itself to the principles of professional journalism, TJA said.

Sri Lanka

Less anti-media violence in 2010 but more obstruction and self-censorship, says RSF

RSF condemns the new forms of censorship being used to prevent diverse and freely-reported coverage of the situation in the country.

Nepal

Freedom Forum's 2010 Press Freedom Report

According to the Freedom Forum's information, impunity is behind the rising number of threats against the media.

Burma

RSF releases report, "Burmese media combating censorship"

The international community must urge the authorities to show more tolerance and must support the media inside and outside the country, says RSF.

China

Report shows progress in environmental information disclosure, but pollution data still withheld

"Environmental agencies may have been unwilling to release information on pollutant emissions for fear of affecting economic development or generating negative press, but such an approach is unsustainable," says ARTICLE 19.

Asia and Pacific

IFJ releases report on collective action for press freedom in South Asia

The report makes the case for journalists' unions and organisations to operate in concert with wider civil society actors to pursue an effective mode of international networking.

India

IFJ report: Blaming The Messenger - Media under pressure in Jammu and Kashmir

The report is based on a visit by IFJ staff to the region, undertaken as part of a fact-finding team involving other civil society organisations.

Philippines

One year on, massacre victims face hurdles to justice

Intimidation of witnesses, violence and a faltering judicial system threaten the possibility of justice in the case, according to a new CPJ report.

Cambodia

New report highlights systematic erosion of freedom of expression

ARTICLE 19, CCHR and 15 other Cambodian and international organisations are launching a new report, titled "Cambodia Gagged: Democracy at Risk?".

China

"Who said the Chinese never speak out?" RSF asks

"With perseverance and courage, journalists, Internet users, bloggers, artists, lawyers and intellectuals are managing to open breaches in China's censorship," RSF said.

Indonesia

AJI documents 40 cases of violence against media workers in 12 months

The most brutal type of violence committed against journalists consisted of assaults, of which 12 cases were documented.

Thailand

Thais consider cost of three-year-old Computer Crime Act to free expression

The law, which was introduced in 2007, has been criticised for its vague provisions and harsh penalties.

Hong Kong (China)

The vice tightens: pressure grows on free expression, says HKJA

In its newly released 2010 annual report, the HKJA calls on government to do more to protect free expression.

Thailand

Licence to kill: RSF report on violence against media during recent Bangkok unrest

RSF has released a report on 10 serious violations of press freedom and the safety of journalists.

Indonesia

Stop prosecuting peaceful political expression, says Human Rights Watch report

The EU-Indonesia human rights dialogue should take up cases of imprisoned activists, says the latest Human Rights Watch report.

Mongolia

Globe International releases 2009 media freedom report

Globe International provides an analysis of how national legislation either guarantees or restricts free expression.

Cambodia

RSF releases report on press freedom

Four years after Prime Minister Hun Sen promised that journalists would no longer be jailed for what they write, several journalists languish in prison.

China

IFJ report lists China's secret bans on media reporting

The report highlights the battle by local censors to control media commentary on a wide range of topics in 2009.

Indonesia

Virtual Freedom Under Attack: AJI report on the press freedom situation in 2009

AJI noted that there were many criminal defamation cases filed against Internet users in 2009.

Pakistan

Dire conditions and insecurity confront Balochistan journalists

Media personnel in Balochistan contend with alarmingly regular violence and threats as a consequence of their work, leading to widespread self-censorship.

China

Survey of blocked Uyghur websites shows Xinjiang still cut off from the world, says RSF

More than 85 per cent of the surveyed sites were blocked, censored or otherwise unreachable.

Bangladesh

ARTICLE 19 urges government to promote public engagement as key strategy to mitigate climate change

ARTICLE 19 calls on the government to promote more public engagement to fulfill its commitments to public disclosure and access to information as part of the UNFCCC.

China

Sixty years of news media and censorship

RSF participates in the anniversary by highlighting some dates that shed light on the media's evolution in China.

Burma

Human Rights Watch releases new report on forgotten political prisoners

The military government is increasing the number of critics it is throwing into its squalid prisons, says Human Rights Watch.

Philippines

CPJ special report: "Under Oath, Under Threat"

Journalist murders continue to go unpunished in large part because of witness intimidation, CPJ says in a new report.

Afghanistan

State broadcaster backs Karzai's re-election campaign

The violence that threatens journalists has created a climate that does not favour free and impartial coverage of the upcoming presidential election, warns RSF.

China

One year after start of games, Olympic flame extinguished for good, says RSF

A year after the Beijing Olympics, RSF regrets that the limited progress China has made in free expression has largely evaporated.

Philippines

Impunity and witness protection: an analysis

The continuing murder of Filipino journalists/media practitioners indicates how much the culture of impunity in the Philippines has flourished - one more result of the systemic weaknesses of the country's justice system. In addition to the government's lack of political will, inefficient law enforcement, prosecutors burdened with impossible case loads, the primitive state of forensic investigation, and the poorly-funded witness protection program are responsible for the culture of impunity.

Thailand

ARTICLE 19 report on defamation law

ARTICLE 19 and the National Press Council of Thailand (NPCT) have jointly launched a Report, the Impact of Defamation Law on Freedom of Expression in Thailand.

China

All references to Tiananmen Square massacre closely censored for 20 years

When Chinese Internet users search for 4 June in the photos section of Baidu, the country's most popular search engine, they get this message: "The search does not comply with laws, regulations and policies."

China

Critics of Tiananmen still face reprisals 20 years after crackdown, says Human Rights Watch report

Twenty years after the Chinese army killed untold numbers of unarmed civilians in Beijing and other cities on and around June 3-4, 1989, the Chinese government continues to victimize survivors, victims' families, and others who challenge the official version of events, Human Rights Watch says

Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka special report: Failure to Investigate

China

China's Olympic Challenge: Press Freedom in 2008

Thailand

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Thailand

Sri Lanka

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Sri Lanka

Philippines

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Philippines

Pakistan

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Pakistan

Nepal

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Nepal

Malaysia

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Malaysia

India

Attacks on the Press in 2008: India

China

Attacks on the Press in 2008: China

Burma

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Burma

Afghanistan

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Afghanistan

Nepal

An Agenda for Change: The Right to Freedom of Expression in Nepal

Thailand

"His Untouchable Majesty" - Censorship and imprisonment: abuses in the name of lese majeste

Asia and Pacific

Looking Back, Looking Ahead: Press Freedom in Southeast Asia

Sri Lanka

Media under fire: Press freedom lockdown in Sri Lanka

Vietnam

World Report 2009: Vietnam

East Timor

World Report 2009: Timor-Leste

Thailand

World Report 2009: Thailand

Sri Lanka

World Report 2009: Sri Lanka

Singapore

World Report 2009: Singapore

Philippines

World Report 2009: The Philippines

Papua New Guinea

World Report 2009: Papua New Guinea

Pakistan

World Report 2009: Pakistan

Nepal

World Report 2009: Nepal

North Korea

World Report 2009: North Korea

Malaysia

World Report 2009: Malaysia

Indonesia

World Report 2009: Indonesia

India

World Report 2009: India

China

World Report 2009: China

Cambodia

World Report 2009: Cambodia

Burma

World Report 2009: Burma

Bangladesh

World Report 2009: Bangladesh

Afghanistan

World Report 2009: Afghanistan

South Korea

SPEAKING OUT FOR FREE EXPRESSION 1987-2007 AND BEYOND: South Korea

Pakistan

SPEAKING OUT FOR FREE EXPRESSION 1987-2007 AND BEYOND: Pakistan

Malaysia

SPEAKING OUT FOR FREE EXPRESSION 1987-2007 AND BEYOND: Malaysia

Indonesia

SPEAKING OUT FOR FREE EXPRESSION 1987-2007 AND BEYOND: Indonesia

India

SPEAKING OUT FOR FREE EXPRESSION 1987-2007 AND BEYOND: India

China

SPEAKING OUT FOR FREE EXPRESSION 1987-2007 AND BEYOND: China

Australia

SPEAKING OUT FOR FREE EXPRESSION 1987-2007 AND BEYOND: Australia

China

Beyond the Olympics: The Freedom to Write in China, After the Spotlight

Malaysia

Malaysia lacking in protection for journalists and photographers

China

Failing to Deliver: An Olympic-Year Report Card on Free Expression in China

China

China's Forbidden Zones: Shutting the Media out of Tibet and other 'Sensitive' Stories

China

Reporters' Guide to Covering the Beijing Olympics

Australia

Breaking the shackles: the continuing fight against censorship and spin 2008

China

Falling Short: Olympic Promises Go Unfulfilled as China Falters on Press Freedom

Burma

Burma's Firewall Fighters

Burma

Vote to Nowhere: The May 2008 Constitutional Referendum in Burma

China

Women Writing Under Surveillance in China

Burma

Crackdown: Repression of the 2007 Popular Protests in Burma

Asia and Pacific

Southeast Asia Free Expression Report

Mongolia

Annual Report 2007

Vietnam

Annual Report 2008: Vietnam

Thailand

Annual Report 2008: Thailand

Sri Lanka

Annual Report 2008: Sri Lanka

Singapore

Annual Report 2008: Singapore

Singapore

Annual Report 2008: Singapore

Philippines

Annual Report 2008: Philippines

Pakistan

Annual Report 2008: Pakistan

North Korea

Annual Report 2008: North Korea

Nepal

Annual Report 2008: Nepal

Maldives

Annual Report 2008: Maldives

Malaysia

Annual Report 2008: Malaysia

Laos

Annual Report 2008: Laos

Japan

Annual Report 2008: Japan

Indonesia

Annual Report 2008: Indonesia

India

Annual Report 2008: India

Fiji

Annual Report 2008: Fiji Islands

China

Annual Report 2008: China

Cambodia

Annual Report 2008: Cambodia

Burma

Annual Report 2008: Burma

Bangladesh

Annual Report 2008: Bangladesh

Australia

Annual Report 2008: Australia

Afghanistan

Annual Report 2008: Afghanistan

Vietnam

World Report 2008: Vietnam

East Timor

World Report 2008: East Timor

Thailand

World Report 2008: Thailand

Sri Lanka

World Report 2008:

Singapore

World Report 2008: Singapore

Philippines

World Report 2008: Philippines

Papua New Guinea

World Report 2008: Papua New Guinea

Pakistan

World Report 2008: Pakistan

North Korea

World Report 2008: North Korea

Nepal

World Report 2008: Nepal

Malaysia

World Report 2008: Malaysia

Indonesia

World Report 2008: Indonesia

India

World Report 2008: India

China

World Report 2008: China

Cambodia

World Report 2008: Cambodia

Burma

World Report 2008: Burma

Bangladesh

World Report 2008: Bangladesh

Afghanistan

World Report 2008: Afghanistan

Thailand

Attacks on the Press in 2007: Thailand

Sri Lanka

Attacks on the Press in 2007: Sri Lanka

Philippines

Attacks on the Press in 2007: Philippines

Pakistan

Attacks on the Press in 2007: Pakistan

India

Attacks on the Press in 2007: India

China

Attacks on the Press in 2007: China

Cambodia

Attacks on the Press in 2007: Cambodia

Burma

Attacks on the Press in 2007: Burma

Bangladesh

Attacks on the Press in 2007: Bangladesh

Afghanistan

Attacks on the Press in 2007: Afghanistan

Hong Kong (China)

Freedom of the Press 2007: China (Hong Kong)

Micronesia

Freedom of the Press 2007: Micronesia

Samoa

Freedom of the Press 2007: Samoa

New Zealand

Freedom of the Press 2007: New Zealand

Australia

Freedom of the Press 2007: Australia

Vanuatu

Freedom of the Press 2007: Vanuatu

Tonga

Freedom of the Press 2007: Tonga

Solomon Islands

Freedom of the Press 2007: Solomon Islands

Papua New Guinea

Freedom of the Press 2007: Papua New Guinea

Nauru

Freedom of the Press 2007: Nauru

Kiribati

Freedom of the Press 2007: Kiribati

Fiji

Freedom of the Press 2007: Fiji Islands

Brunei

Freedom of the Press 2007: Brunei

Vietnam

Freedom of the Press 2007: Vietnam

Thailand

Freedom of the Press 2007: Thailand

Taiwan

Freedom of the Press 2007: Taiwan

Sri Lanka

Freedom of the Press 2007: Sri Lanka

Singapore

Freedom of the Press 2007: Singapore

Philippines

Freedom of the Press 2007: Philippines

Pakistan

Freedom of the Press 2007: Pakistan

South Korea

Freedom of the Press 2007: South Korea

North Korea

Freedom of the Press 2007: North Korea

Nepal

Freedom of the Press 2007: Nepal

Mongolia

Freedom of the Press 2007: Mongolia

Malaysia

Freedom of the Press 2007: Malaysia

Laos

Freedom of the Press 2007: Laos

Japan

Freedom of the Press 2007: Japan

Indonesia

Freedom of the Press 2007: Indonesia

India

Freedom of the Press 2007: India

East Timor

Freedom of the Press 2007: East Timor

China

Freedom of the Press 2007: China

Cambodia

Freedom of the Press 2007: Cambodia

Burma

Freedom of the Press 2007: Burma

Bhutan

Freedom of the Press 2007: Bhutan

Bangladesh

Freedom of the Press 2007: Bangladesh

Afghanistan

Freedom of the Press 2007: Afghanistan

Maldives

Freedom of the Press 2007: Maldives