Written by : Nicholas Williams
Mass surveillance: Journalists confront the moment of hesitation

Combatting the Snowden Effect: National interest and media freedom in Australia
A piece of proposed legislation in the senate in Australia is attempting to wrestle with the legacy of the Snowden leaks with potential implications for media freedom. Nicholas Williams reportsBlunt instruments: Media repression in the Ukraine crisis
The sentencing of journalists for doing their jobs in Egypt has prompted an international outcry. But what happens when journalists are prevented from doing their jobs freely? Nicholas Williams reportsUndermining progress: Digital surveillance and the Tunisian constitution

Private surveillance firms: Profits before freedom

Tackling the legacy of the 1994 genocide: Media reform in Rwanda

Kenya: Coverage of Kenyatta ICC case could be stifled by repressive media laws
