Freedom of Expression

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan
Turkish court jails protesters over Erdogan speech disruption
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Hundreds protested in Tunis to demand the release of imprisoned journalists, activists and opposition figures
EU demands clarifications from Tunisia over arrests of journalists, activists
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Lina Attalah, editor-in-chief of the Cairo-based online newspaper Mada Masr
Reporters from independent Egyptian news outlet referred to trial
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Almadi criticised the Saudi government policies and alleged corruption
Saudi Arabia sentences US citizen to 16 years over tweets
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Some independent observers believe Sisi's government is trying to reach out to critics in the midst of a grinding economic crisis
Egypt releases three journalists
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Awad says the improvised play deals with the relationship between people and the authorities in oppressive regimes around the world
Play director questioned in Lebanon for criticising president
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Al-Dahoum has become notorious in Kuwait for his vociferous protests against the government
Harsh govt critic expelled from Kuwait parliament
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Rights groups have called Drareni's trial a test of press freedom in a country recently rocked by anti-government protests
Algerian journalist sentenced to 3 years for protest coverage
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Erdogan has repeatedly criticised social media
Critics slam Turkey’s social media bill
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Hirak protest
Algeria jails Facebook activists
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Moroccan Prime Minister Saad Dine El-Otmani
“Fake news” draft bill sparks strong rejection in Morocco
Saad Guerraoui
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Algerian journalists demonstrate for freedom of the press November 2019
Algeria hounds online media
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Turkish novellist Asli Erdogan
Turkish court acquits novelist accused of PKK ties
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Human rights activists
Morocco rights activists warn of assault on freedom of expression
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Kais Saied speaks during a press conference after winning Tunisia's presidential run-off
Saied advocates free speech but his supporters don’t get the message
Iman Zayat
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A supporter of the pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) waves a party flag during a peace day rally in Diyarbakir
‘Kurdistan’ and the art of self-censorship in Turkey
Maaz Ibrahimoglu
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