Journalists were beaten, forced to delete images from their cameras, and struck by pellets fired by police while reporting on unrest that ousted former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on August 5
'Journalists are not feeling safe to continue their work under the Taliban,' one former director of a now-shuttered broadcaster tells VOA
A cartoonist and a reporter were among those detained as Egyptian authorities cracked down on dissent
Louisiana enacted a law limiting speech on university campuses in response to pro-Palestinian demonstrations at colleges
As France prepares for Olympics, it cites security threats over rejected credentials and has AFP journalist carry torch to honor media workers
Press freedom advocates submit amicus brief to end cyber libel case against the Nobel laureate and her media outlet Rappler
With elections just five months away, more than 37% of journalists in the US have been threatened with physical violence and 30% say they were threatened online, a survey shows
