In the wake of the Sochi Olympics, CJFE discusses the relative silence of activism at the Games and what this means for the health of free expression in Russia going forward.
Egypt’s continued detention of three Al Jazeera English journalists, and one of their colleagues from Al Jazeera Arabic, comes in the midst of a long and convoluted campaign against independent media voices in the country.
According to Carlos Conde, current researcher on the Philippines for Human Rights Watch's Asia division, there’s a popular phrase among journalists in the Philippines: “You’re free to say whatever you want; what happens next is the problem.” CJFE discusses the lasting impact of impunity on the mass media in the Philippines.
We're tracking free expression events and issues throughout the Games with an interactive timeline. Check back daily for updates on human rights in Russia.
In the run-up to the 2014 Winter Olympics Games in Sochi, CJFE examines the many serious threats to free expression in Russia along with ways to take action.
A look at what makes Uruguay a unique place for journalism and press freedom in Latin America, from Uruguayan journalist and Scotiabank / CJFE Journalism Fellow José Peralta.
Since the start of the Mandela era there has been huge growth in the realm of free expression for South Africans, however there is still room for improvement.
The preservation and spread of knowledge through publicly accessible libraries appears to be in peril in Canada, as the federal government is closing a number of its federal departments’ libraries.
Reflecting on Burma's rocky road to free expression and the impact of policies instituted throughout the country's challenging media reform, which has been gathering steam since 2012.
Last year marked an important and challenging year for free expression. Scroll through our timeline and look back at some of the major free expression events and issues of 2013.
