Hundreds Show Support for Censored Chinese Journalists
Finding support in social media from celebrities and commentators
Finding support in social media from celebrities and commentators
The control freaks only need an opening
Recent article called for a few changes the government took exception to
Bye, bye free British press. It was nice knowing you.
Authoritarian regimes jam signals, interfere online
Grupo Clarin ticked off the wrong bunch of control freaks
Muzzle the press, because the country isn't authoritarian enough
And the U.S. government is shocked. Shocked!
Methinks they don't get the new-media age
Over 230 journalists jailed in 27 countries as of the beginning of this month
Wanting to find out who leaked a gag order.
It won't be muzzled by authoritarian officials, yet
Claims the founders didn't intend to let the press have free rein, and Sullivan was a mistake
Not so much protection for free speech in that document
But they want a chance at capturing their new overseers
The police welcome an opportunity to deal with wrongdoing on their own, of course
On its way to being an authoritarian, impoverished mini-state
Civil libertarian Shami Chakrabarti will win few friends in Parliament
Europeans think highly of their democratic inclinations
Some have taken exception to Ken Johnson's allegedly racist and sexist language
Worries about parliament codifying policies connected to ostensibly free media
Media may yet head off explicit censorship
Can't pass laws that specifically penalize activities protected by First Amendment
Charged with "dishonesty" and "disruptive behavior"
Printed names of wealthy citizens holding Swiss bank accounts. Faces prison for violating privacy
Some confusion among the political class about rights and privileges and the power dynamic
Wants to stifle story about Prime Minister Wen Jiabao's wealth
Hitler's manifesto can be freely published from 2015
The NYPD's gotten in the habit of arresting members of the press while cracking down on protests
Caricatures, including one of Muhammad naked, look likely to stoke a fire or two
Preparing for backlash from controversial cartoons published today and anti-Islam film
Preparing for Charlie Hebdo's latest issue featuring cartoons mocking Muhammad
Already firebombed once after "Mohammad" guest edited an issue
Restricting speech is nothing new to the Kremlin
Pictures of the Duchess of Cambridge topless have been published in France, Italy, and Ireland
Publication called a "grotesque and unjustifiable invasion of privacy"
Showing support for jailed cartoonist