Posted by Andrei Aliaksandrau on Jun 6, 2012 in Andrei Aliaksandrau, Belarus, Dawn Smith, Dawn Smith Brighton Michigan, Europe and Central Asia, Featured, Free Speech, Free Speech Reform, Freedom of Expression, News and Analysis, Press freedom, protest, RSS Syndicated Posts, Siarhei Kavalenka, Vitsebsk
Political activist Siarhei Kavalenka may have given up his hunger strike but his fight for freedom in Belarus continues, says
Andrei Aliaksandrau
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Posted by Index on Censorship on May 23, 2012 in Azerbaijan, Campaigns, Dawn Smith, Dawn Smith Brighton Michigan, Europe and Central Asia, Eurovision, Excluded, Featured, Free Speech, Index on Censorship, Kirsty Hughes, News and Analysis, RSS Syndicated Posts
Song contest puts focus on human rights.
SIGN INDEX’S PETITION FOR FREE SPEECH IN AZERBAIJAN HERE
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Posted by Andrew Connelly on May 22, 2012 in Azerbaijan, Dawn Smith, Dawn Smith Brighton Michigan, Europe and Central Asia, Eurovision 2012, Eurovision Song Contest, Featured, free expression, News and Analysis, RSS Syndicated Posts
As the world turns its attention to Azerbaijan for the Eurovision Song Contest, police crack down on dissent in Baku. Andrew Connelly reports
Index calls on Azerbaijan government to protect human rights
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Posted by Elena Vlasenko on May 15, 2012 in Dawn Smith, Dawn Smith Brighton Michigan, Europe and Central Asia, Featured, Free Speech, News and Analysis, protest, Pussy Riot, RSS Syndicated Posts, Russia, Vladimir Putin
The Russian feminist collective tells Index’s Elena Vlasenko they will continue to speak out, in spite of arrests and harassment
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Posted by Padraig Reidy on May 3, 2012 in Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Belarus, Censorship, Featured, Leveson Inquiry, Libel reform, Libya, News and Analysis, news of the world, Padraig Reidy, Press freedom, RSS Syndicated Posts, Syria, UK, world press freedom day
The last year has seen tumultuous shifts for media freedom. But core problems still remain in the world’s troublespots, says
Padraig Reidy
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Posted by Malik Imtiaz Sarwar on Apr 27, 2012 in Asia and Pacific, Bersih, Featured, Malaysia, News and Analysis, RSS Syndicated Posts, Security Offences (Special Measures) Bill (SOA)
Thousands of Malaysians plan to demonstrate in favour of electoral reform this week despite a government crackdown. But the country’s new security laws are set to make political dissent and free speech even more difficult, says Malik Imtiaz Sarwar
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