Written by : Melody Patry
28 April: Press briefing: Give human rights a sporting chance in Azerbaijan

10 Feb: Counter-censorship workshop

Protesters turn out for Azerbaijan’s political prisoners

Are India’s internet laws ready for the digital age?

Singing for Mali and the right to music
Malian band Songhoy Blues spoke to a London audience about the challenges musicians face in their country, where music has been banned by a local armed Islamist group in the north of the country since 2012Brazil must build on Marco Civil to protect free expression

Internet governance: Brazil taking the lead in international debates

Brazil: Digital access and inclusion

Brazil: Towards an internet “bill of rights”
When it comes to the internet, Brazil is a conundrum. On the one hand it is among the top requesters to Google and other internet firms for content takedowns. On the other hand, Brazil has passed a progressive law -- Marco Civil -- putting it on a footing to be one of the world leaders on internet freedom.Are search engines the ultimate arbiters of information?
Although the Court of Justice of the European Union's ruling on the right to be forgotten was made with intention of protecting European citizens' personal data, the court's ruling opens the door for anyone to request that anything be hidden from a search engine database with no legal oversight.Art for Democracy: Artistic freedom of expression in Azerbaijan
As Azerbaijan is about to assume the Chairmanship of the Council of Europe Committee of Ministers, a new report details cases of violations of the right to artistic freedom of expression over the past three years in the country. According to the report, the Azerbaijani authorities have used a range of tactics to silence critical […]India: Digital freedom under threat?
