Written by : Milana Knezevic
How Afghanistan’s female journalists are covering the stories no one else can
The country's female journalists are playing a vital role in society, but threats remainBahrainis are upset with John Legend — here’s why
People are taking to social media to express their disappointment at the award-winning singer performing in Bahrain despite the country's poor human rights recordBahrain: Nabeel Rajab summoned by police and fears new arrest
The prominent human rights activist believes he will be handed down a new charge and could be jailed for yearsAn attack on free expression is an attack on society, says Peter Greste

Azerbaijan: Sham trial of rights activist Rasul Jafarov begins
Prominent human rights campaigner Rasul Jafarov has been detained since 2 August on trumped up chargesTargeted cartoonists show support for Charlie Hebdo

How cartoonists responded to the attack on Charlie Hebdo

Bahrain: Three years in jail for activist for “insulting the king”

No justice: how impunity silences journalists

Recap report: Is it ever better to censor than to cause offence?

Life is getting harder for objective journalists in Turkey, says cartoonist sued by Erdogan
Musa Kart faced nine year behind bars over a caricature of the Turkish presidentSerbian prime minister grilled on press freedom at London event
