The year 2012 was one of the deadliest years for journalists, said the Committee to Protect Journalists on Thursday, with a total of 70 killed. The high death toll was attributed to the conflict in Syria and violence against reporters…
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Special Report: 2012 Deadly Year for World’s Journalists
Tagged with: Committee to Protect Journalists, Ethiopia, Iraq, Journalism, Libya, marie colvin, Mexico, Middle East, Pakistan, Politics, robert mahoney, Somalia, Special Report, Syria, turkish journalists, Vietnam
Posted in Censorship, Special Report, World News
Posted in Censorship, Special Report, World News
Media Censorship: Iran Jails Journalists for Foreign Cooperation
Iran has arrested a dozen journalists accused of cooperating with foreign Persian-language media organizations, in what appears to be a coordinated crackdown on the press. Lat week Iranian media said the detained journalists worked for six different news organizations, including…
Censorship in America: New Censorship & Surveillance Tactics in the United States
Many democratic nations find themselves in a hypocritical quandary these days. This includes The United States Federal Government. In just 2012, The US Federal Government initiated more than 31,000 inquiries to Google about their users data usage, and most of…
Tagged with: Canada, Cayman Islands Society of Professional Accountants, censorship, Censorship in America, China, CISPA, Electronic Communications Privacy Act, Freedom House, General Censorship, Internet, Internet censorship, Libya, Middle East, National Security Agency, New York Times, Politics, United States, Wall Street Journal
Posted in Censorship, Corporate Censorship, Government Control, Internet Censorship, Political Censorship
Posted in Censorship, Corporate Censorship, Government Control, Internet Censorship, Political Censorship
World News: Pakistani Protesters March on US Consulate
Hundreds of Pakistanis protesting an anti-Islam video produced in the United States have clashed with police as they tried to march toward the U.S. Consulate in the southern city of Karachi. Police fired tear gas and water cannon at the…
Tagged with: Middle East, Pakistan, Protest, United States, Unrest, Video Response, World News, YouTube
Posted in World News
Posted in World News
Censorship or Sensationalism?
The “Innocence of Muslims” And The Spread Of Internet Rumor Once again, the world is learning the hard way that in the tinderbox of religion and politics, the Internet can be gasoline. This week’s shocking attack on a U.S. consulate…
Tagged with: censorship, Censorship in America, Christopher Stevens, Egypt, Libya, Los Angeles Times, Middle East, Nakoula, Simon Wiesenthal Center, social networking sites, Wall Street Journal, YouTube
Posted in Media Censorship
Posted in Media Censorship
Time Magazine Names ‘The Protester’ Person of the Year
The U.S.-based Time magazine has recognized unprecedented change in the Middle East and elsewhere around the world by naming “the protester” as its Person of the Year. In an article Wednesday, Time said the protest movement is largely populated by…
Tagged with: Ai Weiwei, Kate Middleton, Middle East, Osama bin Laden, Person of the Year, Time, Time Magazine, United States
Posted in World News
Posted in World News
Freedom of Expression: Activists Jailed for Criticizing Government
The Supreme Court in the United Arab Emirates has sentenced five political activists to prison for publicly criticizing the country’s leaders. The defendants were arrested in April for making various comments, and they appeared in court several times, mostly behind…
Tagged with: Abu Dhabi, Ahmed Subhy Mansour, Alkarama, Bahrain, Human Rights Watch, Middle East, Reuters, United Arab Emirates
Posted in Freedom of Expression, Government Control, Human Rights
Posted in Freedom of Expression, Government Control, Human Rights
Media Censorship: Sri Lankan Government Criticized for Targeting Several News Websites
Sri Lankan authorities are facing strong criticism for restricting media freedom after blocking several websites and requiring all news websites to register with the government. The government is defending its actions, saying it is not targeting freedom of expression. The…
Human Rights: UN Says Syria Crackdown Death Toll Tops 3,500
The U.N. human rights office says at least 3,500 people have been killed in the Syrian government’s eight-month crackdown on dissent, while activists say deadly assaults continued in the central city of Homs. Ravina Shamdasani, a spokeswoman for the U.N.…
Tagged with: Arab League, Bashar al-Assad, Eid al-Adha, Homs, Middle East, Politics of Syria, Syria, Victoria Nuland
Posted in Government Control, Human Rights
Posted in Government Control, Human Rights
Free Speech: Bloggers Under Fire
One of the most grave threats to free expression in many countries these days is the intimidation and persecution of bloggers and online journalists. The effects are often far-reaching as bloggers are scared into silence. While the Arab Spring has…
Tagged with: Abdel-Fattah, Egypt, Mansoor, Middle East, Reporters Without Borders, Syria, United Arab Emirates
Posted in Free Speech, Government Control, Human Rights, Internet Censorship
Posted in Free Speech, Government Control, Human Rights, Internet Censorship
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