On 26 May, Civil Rights Defenders organised a hearing event about the Serbian media landscape at the European Parliament. Although officials talk of progress in the Western Balkans media, there are nu...
On 24 May 2009, Tran Huynh Duy Thuc, Vietnamese ICT entrepreneur and blogger, was arrested under the initial charge of “promoting anti-government propaganda” under Article 88 of the Vietnamese Penal C...
“Malaysia and Indonesia have agreed to take in ‘boat people’, but ongoing state-sponsored violence and negligence ensure the flood of migrants will go on,” writes Shaivalini Parmar, Myanma...
In the first five months of 2015, assaults and harassment of activists and bloggers continue with almost absolute impunity in Vietnam. At least 27 petitioners, activists and bloggers, including 6 wome...
The Government of Cambodia should facilitate and protect, not restrict, the legitimate work of civil society groups, which have voiced serious concerns regarding the pending passage of the Law on Asso...
In January of this year Russian authorities took new steps to further shrink the space that civil society can operate in by proposing a new law on “undesirable foreign and international organisations”...
As of today, Rajmonda Sylbije is participating in Natalia Project. Rajmonda is the Executive Director of the Centre for Equality and Liberty in Kosovo (CEL Kosova). Within CEL Kosova, Rajmonda’s work ...
Civil Rights Defenders is proud to welcome its first Macedonian participant to the Natalia Project: Bekim Asani, President of LGBT United Tetovo. Bekim Asani is one of Macedonia’s most profiled LGBT a...
On 3 May, World Press Freedom Day, Civil Rights Defenders’ partners Kosovo 2.0, COHU and the Press Council of Kosovo presented the first Media Indicators report on Kosovo. The report focuses on journa...
The repression against the Ladies in White, opposition activists and human rights defenders in Cuba, that we have seen during the last couple of weeks is alarming. The increase of violence from the au...
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