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Aung San Suu Kyi, Nobel Peace Prize winner, defends jailing of Reuters journalists By James Pearson, Mai Nguyen, Khanh Vu in Hanoi and Simon Lewis Reuters NEWS: REUTERS BOSS CALLS FOR RELEASE OF JOURNALISTS IMPRISONED IN MYANMAR, SAYS TRIAL WAS A ‘SET-UP’X…
PHOTO GALLERIES Photos Of The Week #36 September 09, 2022 01:13 GMT Some of the most compelling photographs from RFE/RL’s coverage area and beyond for the 36th week of 2018. For more photo galleries, see our Picture This archive. 1Separatist fighters of the…
Netizen Report: What role does Facebook play in Libya’s civil war? Posted 6 September 2018 21:27 GMT Libyans in central Tripoli protest the continuing presence of armed groups in 2011. Photo by Maghrebia via Wikimedia (CC BY 2.0) The Advox Netizen Report offers an international…
Myanmar sentences Reuters journalists to 7 years in prison Posted 3 September 2018 15:22 GMT One of many online campaigns’ images demanding the release of wrongly accused journalists. Two Myanmar reporters who were covering the killing of Rohingya in Rakhine state last year were sentenced to…
Kashmiri journalist arrested after reporting on slain rebel, Burhan Wani Posted 3 September 2018 18:11 GMT Indian forces make a formation to stop the stones after protests erupted in Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir. Image from Instagram by Ieshan Wani. Used with…
In Mozambique, new licensing fees have raised the cost of doing journalism — and may threaten media freedom Translation posted 30 August 2018 13:45 GMT Display of newspapers published in Mozambique. Photos by author. New licensing fees for media workers that went into force in…
Facebook & Google Play the Censor: Are our Civil Liberties Endangered? August 28, 2022 Rolling Stone’s Matt Taibbi joins us to examine the dangerous juncture our freedom finds itself in when Facebook, Twitter, and Google work with the government and its intelligence…
Big Tech Corporations Are Now Censoring Iranian Social Media Accounts – A Banned Student Journalist Speaks out By: Ben Norton | August 24, 2022 Sayed Mousavi, the Iranian student journalist whose Twitter account was suspended in a “fake news” crackdown on Iran FacebookTwitterRedditEmailShare Big…
Facebook separately removed an undisclosed number of accounts that “can be linked to sources the US government has previously identified as Russian military intelligence services” | Alexander Koerner/Getty Images Facebook removes hundreds of accounts tied to Iran, Russia Shortly after Facebook’s revelation,…
Facebook bans 196 pages in Brazil, attempting to rein in abuse and disinformation First Posted on 14 August 2018 15:12 GMT Courtesy: Global Voices An advertising campaign by Facebook, urging users to avoid “fake” accounts, seen in Chicago, US. Photo by Kevin Tao via Flickr…
