CATEGORY: Campaigns

Turkish-Armenian newspaper website hacked

Hackers took control of the website of Agos, a leading Turkish-Armenian newspaper  last Friday, the cyber-attackers uploaded images of the alleged murderer of the newspaper’s former editor-in-chief, and winner of the Index on Censorship’s 2008...

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Iran launches new webmail service

The Iranian authorities have launched a new webmail service intended to be a substitute for public employees currently using Gmail, Yahoo mail or Hotmail accounts. The new Iran.ir webmail service is easier to control than the foreign services...

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Court orders Mauritanian web editor’s retrial

The editor of Taqadoumy website Hanevy Ould Dehah remains in detention after a  Supreme Court decision to retry him  on a charge of  'offending public decency', a crime for which he has already served a six-month sentence.  Commenting on his...

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“Our Society Will be A Free Society” campaign launches petition

Launch of National Campaign for Libel Reform

“England’s libel laws are unjust, against the public interest and internationally criticised — there is urgent need for reform” this is the message performers, writers, poets, patient groups, legal experts, broadcasters, journalists and others represented by the Coalition for Libel Reform are sending to politicians.

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