About IFEX:

News by region:

IFEX Campaigns and Advocacy:

IFEX Email Products:

Opportunities and assistance:

Reports 2009

---

Middle East and North Africa

ANHRI releases report on Internet usage, censorship and repression in the Arab world

Governments block and censor the Internet, tap the lines of its users and torture many of them, says ANHRI

Western Europe

ARTICLE 19 raises concerns about retreat of freedom of expression in 2009

Research into incidents across the region has highlighted problem areas where states have failed to fulfill their obligations to uphold the right to freedom of expression.

International

Philippines, Somalia fuel record media death toll

At least 68 journalists worldwide were killed for their work in 2009, the highest yearly tally ever documented by CPJ.

Iran

RSF assesses media toll of six-month crackdown

Six months after Iran's disputed presidential election, authorities continue to censor news and information and persecute journalists.

Middle East and North Africa

Arabic Network for Freedom of Information releases report on right to access information in Arab countries

The report was released on 10 December 2009, Human Rights Day.

Libya

Human Rights Watch report notes pockets of improvement in repressive atmosphere

The report notes that while there is more space to write openly about certain subjects, criminal sanctions continue to stifle journalists and prohibit freedom of association.

Yemen

End harsh repression in south, says Human Rights Watch

Human Rights Watch report documents attacks by security forces on Southern Movement supporters as well as journalists, academics and other opinion-makers.

Democratic Republic of Congo

Free expression violations down in 2009, says JED in year-end report

JED is particularly concerned with abuses of power among intelligence agents, by far the most frequent contributors to attacks on free expression in the country.

International

ARTICLE 19 calls for changed climate for free expression and freedom of information

An ARTICLE 19 report shows how responses to climate change will not be effective without transparency, the free flow of information and respect for freedom of expression.

Palestine

Violations of media freedoms in Palestine during November 2009

November 2009 witnessed a serious escalation in attacks on journalists by Israeli forces and the Palestinian security services in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

International

CPJ's 2009 prison census: Freelance journalists under fire

Freelancers now make up nearly 45 percent of all journalists jailed worldwide, according to the CPJ report.

International

Innovative research by ARTICLE 19 shows impact of civil defamation on freedom of expression

Mapping the terrain of civil defamation has unearthed otherwise hidden contours of oppression, censorship and legal intimidation, says ARTICLE 19.

International

Attacks on press freedom multiplying worldwide, says WAN-IFRA

At least 88 journalists have been killed so far in 2009 and hundreds of media employees have been arrested and jailed.

Syria

End persecution of Kurds, Human Rights Watch report urges

The 63-page report, "Group Denial: Repression of Kurdish Political and Cultural Rights in Syria," notes that arrests of activists are intensifying.

International

Female journalists, writers and activists targeted for carrying out their profession in 2009

Asia Pacific

Namibia

Africa Media Barometer Namibia 2009 Report

Cuba

Raúl Castro imprisons critics, crushes dissent, says Human Rights Watch report

The 123-page report urges Obama to replace the failed embargo with an effective multilateral policy.

International

ARTICLE 19 Artist Alert - October 2009

Artist Alert, launched by ARTICLE 19 in 2008, highlights cases of artists around the world whose right to freedom of expression has been curtailed and abused.

International

IPI publishes results of "Accessing Governments" project

Turkey, Yemen and Kenya were the worst at providing government information to journalists, according to the results of IPI's pilot project.

Cuba

Dismal future projected for freedom of expression in Cuba, concludes IAPA report

IAPA's country report on Cuba, presented during its 65th General Assembly, defined the outlook for Cuban journalism and freedom of expression as bleak.

Americas

Press freedom deteriorating in the region, says IAPA

The most serious concern involves the killing of 16 journalists in the region in the last six months, the highest number in recent years.

Somalia

The Journey of Exile: Plight of Exiled Somali Journalists

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.

Palestine

Violations of media freedoms in Palestine during October 2009

(MADA/IFEX) - There have been disturbing violations of media freedoms in the occupied Palestinian territories during October 2009. The Palestinian Center for Development and Media Freedoms (MADA) monitored many of the Israeli violations against journalists, especially incidents in Jerusalem and Hebron committed by the Israeli occupation forces.

Azerbaijan

ARTICLE 19 launches report on the right to access information

The report concludes that the government must put in place a comprehensive action plan in order to effectively implement the Law on the Right to Obtain Information.

Lebanon

Maharat Foundation releases study on media coverage of the 2009 parliamentary elections

The results of the study were presented during a roundtable organised by the group.

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.

Mexico

Third Quarterly Report on agressions against freedom of expression

The report covers the period from July to September 2009 and shows some worrying trends that suggest the situation of freedom of expression continues to deteriorate in the country.

International

RSF releases World Press Freedom Index 2009

Obama effect in US, while Europe continues to recede; Israel in free fall, Iran at gates of infernal trio

Czech Republic

IPI publishes Press Freedom Audit report

Czech Human Rights and Ethnic Minorities Minister Michael Kocab admits to IPI that gag law contributes to "rise of self-censorship", says it should be "amended".

Middle East and North Africa

CPJ special report: As blogging flourishes in the Middle East, so does repression

Journalistic blogging has become a crucial front in the struggle for freedom of expression, CPJ says in a new report.

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.

Palestine

Violations of media freedoms in Palestine during September 2009

(MADA/IFEX) - September 2009 witnessed renewed violations of media freedoms in the occupied Palestinian territories, where Israeli forces continued to target journalists who cover demonstrations against the construction of the separation wall and settlement expansion.

Nicaragua

ARTICLE 19 and partners' submission to UN Universal Periodic Review

ARTICLE 19's submission highlights how a lack of free and open democratic debate presents an obstacle to the promotion of freedom of expression.

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.

Turkey

BIANET releases its second quarter media monitoring report

International

Right to Know Day 2009: a global snapshot

ARTICLE 19's international offices report on regional updates on access to information legislation.

Mexico

Escalating security offensive to blame for rising attacks on the media, says RSF report

In the report's conclusions, RSF calls for a complete overhaul of the judicial system and major legislative changes concerning the press.

Azerbaijan

WAN-IFRA calls for greater media freedom in Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan will not be able to take its place among the world's modern, democratic and free nations without profound change in the media landscape, says WAN-IFRA in mission report.

Americas / Venezuela

Conclusions of emergency forum on freedom of expression held by IAPA in Venezuela

The forum discussed the future of press freedom in Venezuela and served to review the major problems elsewhere in the Western Hemisphere.

Somalia

NUSOJ report on Somaliland: "Media Freedom Kept Within Bounds"

NUSOJ has issued a report on the freedom of expression situation, highlighting unexposed cases of media freedom violations.

International

ARTICLE 19 Artist Alert - August 2009

Artist Alert, launched by ARTICLE 19 in 2008, highlights cases of artists whose right to freedom of expression has been curtailed and abused.

Russia

CPJ special report: The Unsolved Killings of Journalists in Russia

The 72-page report, released by CPJ, examines the killings of 17 journalists and documents the government's inability to solve the cases.

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.

Cuba

CPJ Special Report: Chronicling Cuba, bloggers offer fresh hope

Against great odds, a vibrant culture of independent blogging and online journalism has emerged in Cuba.

Palestine

Violations of media freedoms in the Palestinian territories during August 2009

Iran

ARTICLE 19 urges Human Rights Council to address free expression

ARTICLE 19 has provided a submission to the UN Human Rights Council raising concerns about Iran's failure to respect and promote freedom of expression.

Egypt

ARTICLE 19 provides submission to UN Universal Periodic Review

ARTICLE 19 provided a submission outlining key freedom of expression issues regarding Egypt to the UN UPR.

International

WPFC releases world survey of insult laws

While the survey of 58 countries shows important setbacks in WPFC's campaign to eliminate insult laws, there have been advances in some Latin American countries.

International

AMARC 2008 Annual Report

International

RSF issues report on missing journalists to mark International Day of the Disappeared

Mexico and Sri Lanka are the countries worst-hit by disappearances since 2000, according to RSF's research.

Libya

Gadaffi urged to mark anniversary by restoring rights

Colonel Mu'ammar al-Gaddafi should mark his 40th anniversary in power by wiping repressive laws off the books and freeing political prisoners, Human Rights Watch said.

Serbia

ANEM Monitoring Publication, "Legal Monitoring of Serbian Media Scene"

(ANEM/IFEX) - ANEM is pleased to announce the first issue of the ANEM Monitoring Publication.

Zimbabwe

MISA-Zimbabwe Monthly Alerts Digest- July 2009

A comparative analysis of regional constitutional provisions on freedom of expression and media freedom.

Lebanon

ARTICLE 19 calls for comprehensive reform of print media legislation

ARTICLE 19 released its analysis of the Press Law and amendments to a range of domestic media laws, as proposed by the Maharat Foundation.

Turkey

BIANET 2009 second quarterly Media Monitoring Report

According to the second quarterly BIA Media Monitoring Report, 125 people, 57 of them journalists, were on trial between April and June 2009.

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.

Egypt

Behind the walls of fear: Disclosing the police oppression of human rights and freedom of expression in Fayoum

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.

Honduras

International mission report expresses concern over media concentration

A report issued after an international coalition visit to Honduras expresses concern over media concentration in the country and the role that it plays in the repression of freedom of expression.

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.

Palestine

Violations of media freedoms in Palestine during July 2009

Violations of media freedoms in oPt during July 2009

Turkey

BIANET 2009 first quarterly Media Monitoring Report

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.

Colombia

Attorney General's Office fails to move ahead in murders of 16 journalists

The IAPA calls attention to the "scandalous impunity" still surrounding the majority of crimes committed against journalists.

Morocco

Advances and reverses for press freedom during King Mohammed's first decade

Progress has been followed by reverses, RSF says on the eve of the 10th anniversary of King Mohammed's accession to the throne.

Americas

Survey of right to information laws in Latin America released

A sweeping and comprehensive report detailing how laws in Latin America both limit and protect the public's right to know was released by UNESCO's office in Quito, Ecuador on 16 July.

International

ARTICLE 19 artist alert

Artist Alert, launched by ARTICLE 19 in 2008, highlights cases of artists whose right to freedom of expression has been curtailed and abused.

Palestine

MADA report on press freedom violations in June 2009

Please click here to read MADA's report:

Nicaragua

CPJ Special Report: Daniel Ortega's Media War

President Daniel Ortega has defined independent news media as enemies and has moved aggressively to obstruct them and minimize their influence.

Mexico

CPJ Special Report: Reporting, and Surviving, in Ciudad Juárez

In a special report, CPJ’s Mike O’Connor examines the grave dangers in reporting the news in Ciudad Juárez.

Russia

CJES, GDF and IFJ launch report on journalists killed

A report titled "Partial Justice: An Investigation into the Deaths of Journalists in Russia, 1993-2009" was presented at the Marble Hall of Moscow’s House of Journalists by IFJ, GDF and CJES.

Iran

Freedom to publish under siege: IPA report slams censorship in Iran

The report describes mechanisms of censorship and makes specific demands to curb censorship through an "IPA Road Map for Freedom to Publish in Iran".

International

CPJ special report: Journalists in Exile

CPJ presents its report on journalists who have gone into exile.

Russia

IFJ report finds "Partial Justice" in hunt for killers of journalists

On 15 June 2009, IFJ launched its 'Partial Justice' report, a review into the deaths of more than 300 Russian journalists since 1993.

Iraq

Press freedom abuses cited in letter to prime minister

CPJ and the Journalistic Freedoms Observatory have documented a number of assaults and instances of harassment committed by government officials against journalists in various parts of the country.

International

Freedom House report points to growing threat to Internet by authoritarian regimes

Freedom House report features analysis from prominent experts on the ways in which China, Russia, Iran, Venezuela, and Pakistan are preventing the emergence of an international system based on the rule of law, human rights, and free expression.

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."

Egypt

ANHRI releases annual freedom of expression report

Despite the fact that the Network recorded a decline in the number of cases brought against journalists and bloggers in 2008 compared with 2007, the violations that took place in 2008 were more violent.

Lebanon

Maharat Foundation launches report on the status of freedom of speech and expression

In cooperation with UNESCO's regional office in Beirut, Maharat Foundation launched its annual report on the status of freedom of expression and opinion in Lebanon for the year 2008.

Kazakhstan

Human Rights Watch calls on Kazakhstan to improve its human rights record

Changes needed for upcoming OSCE leadership role

International

Artists' right to free expression curtailed with arrests, detention, censorship

Art, in any form, constitutes a key medium through which information and ideas are imparted and received.

Moldova

IJC - Memorandum on the Freedom of the Press in Moldova

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

Americas

Marking World Press Freedom Day, WiPC releases "Declaration in Defense of the Freedom to Write in the Americas"

PEN and authors from across Americas condemn violence against journalists in Latin America and call for end to impunity around murders and disappearances in Mexico

Slovakia

IPI report uncovers worrying trends

Targeting of the Slovak press through civil defamation lawsuits is causing widespread concern among journalists that they cannot do their jobs without fear of reprisal, the International Press Institute warns in a report

Sudan

"It's an Everyday Battle": Censorship and Harassment of Journalists and Human Rights Defenders in Sudan

Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka special report: Failure to Investigate

China

China's Olympic Challenge: Press Freedom in 2008

Sudan

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Sudan

International

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Middle East/North Africa Developments

Yemen

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Yemen

Tunisia

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Tunisia

Morocco

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Morocco

Lebanon

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Lebanon

Palestine / Israel

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territory

Iraq

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Iraq

Iran

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Iran

Egypt

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Egypt

International

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Europe and Central Asia Developments

Uzbekistan

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Uzbekistan

Turkmenistan

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Turkmenistan

Kyrgyzstan

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Kyrgyzstan

Kazakhstan

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Kazakhstan

Russia

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Russia

Serbia

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Serbia

Georgia

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Georgia

Belarus

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Belarus

Azerbaijan

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Azerbaijan

Armenia

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Armenia

International

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Asia Developments

International

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Vietnam

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

International

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Americas Developments

United States

Attacks on the Press in 2008: United States

Venezuela

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Venezuela

Ecuador

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Ecuador

Mexico

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Mexico

Guatemala

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Guatemala

Cuba

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Cuba

Colombia

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Colombia

Brazil

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Brazil

Bolivia

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Bolivia

Argentina

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Argentina

South America

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Argentina

International

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Africa Developments

Southern Africa

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Zimbabwe

Uganda

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Uganda

Somalia

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Somalia

Senegal

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Senegal

Rwanda

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Rwanda

Niger

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Niger

Kenya

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Kenya

Ethiopia

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Ethiopia

Democratic Republic of Congo

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Democratic Republic of the Congo

Cameroon

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Cameroon

International

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Middle East and North Africa (Pre-empting the Satellite TV Revolution)

Europe and Central Asia

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Europe and Central Asia (Conquering Television to Control the Narrative)

International

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Asia (Media Freedom Stalls as China Sets the Course)

International

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Africa (In Text-Message Reporting, Opportunity and Risk)

International

Attacks on the Press in 2008: Americas (Drug Trade, Violent Gangs Pose Grave Danger)

International

Attacks on the Press in 2008

Mexico

Report on the Situation of the Exercise of the Right to Freedom of Expression in Mexico: Universal Periodic Review

Nepal

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

Colombia

Report on the state of the Freedom of Press in Colombia in 2008

International

World Press Freedom Review 2008: Middle East and North Africa

Europe and Central Asia

World Press Freedom Review 2008: Europe

Caribbean

World Press Freedom Review 2008: Caribbean

International

World Press Freedom Review 2008: Africa

International

World Press Freedom Review 2008: Americas

International

World Press Freedom Review 2008: Asia

International

World Press Freedom Review 2008: Australasia

International

World Press Freedom Review 2008

Liberia

The Triumph of Impunity: Account of Attacks on Freedom of Expression in Liberia 2008

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

International

Perilous Assignments: Journalists and Media Staff Killed in 2008

International

Press Freedom Round-up 2008

Kazakhstan

An Atmosphere of Quiet Repression: Freedom of Religion, Assembly and Expression in Kazakhstan

International

Freedom in the World 2009 Survey Release

International

2009 World Report: Obama Should Emphasize Human Rights

International

Press Freedom, World Review - June-December 2008

International

For sixth straight year, Iraq deadliest nation for press

Somalia

SOMALIA: A Precarious and Perilous Place for the Press (2008)

United States

World Report 2009: United States

Yemen

World Report 2009: Yemen

United Arab Emirates

World Report 2009: United Arab Emirates (UAE)

Tunisia

World Report 2009: Tunisia

Syria

World Report 2009: Syria

Saudi Arabia

World Report 2009: Saudi Arabia

Morocco

World Report 2009: Morocco/Western Sahara

Libya

World Report 2009: Libya

Lebanon

World Report 2009: Lebanon

Jordan

World Report 2009: Jordan

Palestine / Israel

World Report 2009: Israel/Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT)

Iraq

World Report 2009: Iraq

Iran

World Report 2009: Iran

Egypt

World Report 2009: Egypt

Bahrain

World Report 2009: Bahrain

Algeria

World Report 2009: Algeria

Uzbekistan

World Report 2009: Uzbekistan

United Kingdom

World Report 2009: United Kingdom

Ukraine

World Report 2009: Ukraine

Turkmenistan

World Report 2009: Turkmenistan

Turkey

World Report 2009: Turkey

Tajikistan

World Report 2009: Tajikistan

Spain

World Report 2009: Spain

Kosovo (Serbia)

World Report 2009: Kosovo

Serbia

World Report 2009: Serbia

Russia

World Report 2009: Russia

Poland

World Report 2009: Poland

Netherlands

World Report 2009: The Netherlands

Malta

World Report 2009: Malta

Kyrgyzstan

World Report 2009: Kyrgyzstan

Kazakhstan

World Report 2009: Kazakhstan

Italy

World Report 2009: Italy

Greece

World Report 2009: Greece

Germany

World Report 2009: Germany

Georgia

World Report 2009: Georgia

France

World Report 2009: France

International

World Report 2009: European Union

Croatia

World Report 2009: Croatia

Bosnia and Herzegovina

World Report 2009: Bosnia and Herzegovina

Belarus

World Report 2009: Belarus

Azerbaijan

World Report 2009: Azerbaijan

Armenia

World Report 2009: Armenia

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

Zimbabwe

World Report 2009: Zimbabwe

Uganda

World Report 2009: Uganda

Zambia

World Report 2009: Zambia

Sudan

World Report 2009: Sudan

South Africa

World Report 2009: South Africa

Somalia

World Report 2009: Somalia

Sierra Leone

World Report 2009: Sierra Leone

Rwanda

World Report 2009: Rwanda

Nigeria

World Report 2009: Nigeria

Liberia

World Report 2009: Liberia

Kenya

World Report 2009: Kenya

Guinea

World Report 2009: Guinea

Ethiopia

World Report 2009: Ethiopia

Eritrea

World Report 2009: Eritrea

Democratic Republic of Congo

World Report 2009: Democratic Republic of Congo

Côte d'Ivoire

World Report 2009: Côte d'Ivoire

Chad

World Report 2009: Chad

Central African Republic

World Report 2009: Central African Republic (CAR)

Burundi

World Report 2009: Burundi

Angola

World Report 2009: Angola

Venezuela

World Report 2009: Venezuela

Mexico

World Report 2009: Mexico

Haiti

World Report 2009: Haiti

Guatemala

World Report 2009: Guatemala

Cuba

World Report 2009: Cuba

Colombia

World Report 2009: Colombia

Chile

World Report 2009: Chile

Brazil

World Report 2009: Brazil

Bolivia

World Report 2009: Bolivia

Argentina

World Report 2009: Argentina

International

World Report 2009 - International

Palestine

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

Lebanon

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

Iraq

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

Iran

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

Egypt

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

International

SPEAKING OUT FOR FREE EXPRESSION 1987-2007 AND BEYOND: Middle East and North Africa Regional Overview

United Kingdom

SPEAKING OUT FOR FREE EXPRESSION 1987-2007 AND BEYOND: United Kingdom

Turkey

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

Russia

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

Romania

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

Kazakhstan

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

Belarus

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

Azerbaijan

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

International

SPEAKING OUT FOR FREE EXPRESSION 1987-2007 AND BEYOND: Africa Regional Overview

Eastern Europe, Caucasus, Central Asia

SPEAKING OUT FOR FREE EXPRESSION 1987-2007 AND BEYOND: Europe and Central Asia Regional Overview

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

International

SPEAKING OUT FOR FREE EXPRESSION 1987-2007 AND BEYOND: Asia Regional Overview

Mexico

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

Honduras

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

Cuba

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

Brazil

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

Argentina

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

International

SPEAKING OUT FOR FREE EXPRESSION 1987-2007 AND BEYOND: Americas Regional Overview

Zambia

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

Uganda

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

South Africa

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

Rwanda

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

Kenya

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

Ghana

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

Republic of Congo

SPEAKING OUT FOR FREE EXPRESSION 1987-2007 AND BEYOND: Republic of Congo (Congo-Brazzaville)

Democratic Republic of Congo

SPEAKING OUT FOR FREE EXPRESSION 1987-2007 AND BEYOND: Democratic Republic of Congo