Journalists on Croatia's Glas Istre (Voice of Istria) newspaper have entered their third day of strike action. They are protesting against wages and work places cuts. The ownership of Glas Istre, until recently one of the few independent...
Emily Butselaar: Too rude? Australian product offends Hampshire police
Google and the Information Commissioner’s Office have displayed contempt for privacy — and free speech will suffer as a result, says Alex Deane of Big Brother Watch
Judith Townend liveblogs City University’s Reframing Libel conference. Key players debate the future of libel reform
Ali Abdulemam’s trial is an important test case for free speech in the Middle East. Ashraf Khalil explains why
Ana Arana finds out how the producers of Mexican telenovelas sidestep government and Church outrage
British author Alan Shadrake has been found guilty of insulting Singapore’s judiciary in a book he wrote about the city state’s use of the death penalty. Index on Censorship reports
Authorities in Malawi have banned a weekly tabloid newspaper for not registering. The ruling comes a year after The Weekend Times published its first edition. The newspaper, renowned for its sensationalist reporting on scandalous stories about...
A Ugandan judge has instructed the Rolling Stone newspaper to stop publishing the names and photographs of people it claims are gay. Last month the tabloid published names, photos, and addresses of 100 supposed homosexuals, alongside a banner that...
Amazon's Kindle 3G e-reader is becoming popular on China's grey market for an unexpected reason. It can automatically circumvent the so-called 'Great Firewall' of the state's web censorship. Social networking sites, which Beijing blocks, can be...