Repealing net neutrality would allow internet service providers to become an arbiter of what types of content consumers can access and at what speeds and price.
The ruling Cambodian People’s Party of Prime Minister Hun Sen is dismantling Cambodia’s democracy, a process it is accelerating with the forced closure of Cambodia’s main opposition party and the silencing of critical voices.
President Mugabe’s long era of misrule is being replaced by military rule — which could be something that could be worse for both Zimbabwe and all of southern Africa.
Freedom House joins 57 civil society organizations in calling for the United States government to address the grave human rights and humanitarian crisis in Burma.
In this issue: What the 19th Party Congress means for China’s media policy at home and abroad, latest surveillance and censorship innovations, and how Beijing’s investments are shaping African media.
Citizens of Moldova protest against the mixed electoral system in front of the Parliament building.
Please join Freedom House for the launch of Freedom on the Net 2017 and discussion of key findings and emerging trends in internet freedom, including the growing number of governments manipulating social media.
