Tag: Freedom of Expression
Filipino community journalists decry X rating on missing activist film
The film portrays the 17-year search for Jonas and reveals information about the case that had previously not been made public
As India revises broadcast bill, online creators fear crackdown
Most tech experts and content creators said they expected the government to introduce the bill in the next session of parliament
Don’t talk to media, Tiananmen massacre families warned ahead of June...
"We have all been told not to give interviews to journalists in our homes because the anniversary of June 4 is nearly here"
Controversial Online Safety Bill sparks concerns over freedom of expression in...
Critics of the bill point out its vague definitions of terms and delineation of offenses, raising risk of subjective interpretations
UN Special Rapporteur urges action to bridge digital divide, ensure universal...
Access to information, whether online or offline, empowers individuals to make informed decisions and participate in the democratic process
Indonesia urged to ‘lead the way’ in upholding human rights online
APHR said the recent attacks on freedom of speech online pose “a risk to the freeness and fairness of the upcoming elections"
China tightens regulation of online comments
People who have been "seriously discredited" by their messages "will be placed on a blacklist"
Vietnamese blogger sentenced to 5 years after trial without defense lawyer
Since the beginning of the year, Vietnam has sentenced at least 21 bloggers and activists
Posting comments on websites in China ‘severely restricted’ by revised rules
Under the new version of the regulations on Internet posts, monitoring of comments on websites will be stricter.
Philippine media groups decry order to block websites allegedly linked to...
The NTC “directed” internet service providers to block websites found to be "affiliated to and are supporting ... terrorist groups"