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On April 1, 2025, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) united with six other organisations advocating for press freedom to denounce the Nicaraguan government’s lack of cooperation with the UN …
Nicaraguan Government Urged to Resume Cooperation with UN Human Rights Council Read More
In celebration of Women’s Month, WOLA has unveiled a riveting podcast series that elevates the voices of feminist advocates championing human rights throughout Latin America. The second episode in this …
Feminist Voices Empower Human Rights Advocacy in Latin America Read More
In Myanmar, journalist Sai Zaw Thaike is facing daily abuse in Insein Prison after he spoke out about human rights violations within its walls. His employer, Myanmar Now, revealed that …
Journalist Sai Zaw Thaike Endures Abuse in Myanmar Prison for Exposing Rights Violations Read More
In Myanmar, a press agency is raising alarms about the brutal treatment of journalist Sai Zaw Thaike, detained for two years after unveiling human rights abuses within the notorious Insein …
Myanmar Journalist Faces Torture for Exposing Prison Abuses Read More
The Committee to Protect Journalists, along with 24 other human rights organisations, has implored the U.K. government to spearhead a collective statement addressing Egypt’s deteriorating human rights landscape. In a …
CPJ Calls for U.K. Leadership on Egypt’s Human Rights Crisis at UN Read More
In a compelling call to action, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) and two Angolan media rights organizations have urged the Angolan government to enhance its commitment to press freedom. …
CPJ and Partners Urge Angola to Uphold Press Freedom Ahead of UN Review Read More
On November 12, 2024, the UN Human Rights Council’s UPR Working Group reviews Ethiopia’s human rights record for the fourth time, focusing on progress made and ongoing challenges. The Ethiopian …
Ethiopia’s Human Rights Under UN Scrutiny as UPR Review Enters Fourth Round Read More
The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on Ethiopia to implement recommendations that enhance press freedom and protect journalists ahead of the upcoming UN review. CPJ’s detailed report highlights serious violations …
CPJ Urges Ethiopia to Enhance Press Freedom in UN Human Rights Review Read More
On October 31, CPJ and 27 partners urged Sandvine to strengthen its commitment to human rights following its removal from the U.S. Entity List. They called for robust oversight and …
CPJ and Partners Demand Sandvine Address Human Rights Concerns Read More
Zambia’s police arrested journalist Thomas Zgambo for nearly two weeks without charges, demanding access to his electronics. After a hunger strike, he was finally charged with criminal libel and granted …
Zambia Must Cease Harassment of Investigative Journalist Thomas Zgambo Read More