On June 15, 2024, Bayan Jumagulova, a 65-year-old retired journalist and former Azattyk (Radio Free Europe) correspondent, was summoned for interrogation at the Sverdlovsk District Police Department in Bishkek.

Moscow court convicts former state TV editor Marina Ovsyannikova of spreading “false information” about the Russian military.

In a continued attack on press freedom, the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation adds several prominent figures, including exiled journalist Kseniya Larina and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Dmitry Muratov, to its list of "foreign agents."

Russia’s Ministry of Internal Affairs adds Ukrainian journalist Yanina Sokolova to its “terrorist” wanted list on undisclosed charges.

Tatsiana Pytsko and her husband face years in prison for allegedly creating “extremist content.”

Digital journalist Meaza Mohammed is the latest woman media worker to be detained as authorities ramp up arrests in the country.

A Chinese court deferred its verdict on a national security case against Australian journalist Cheng Lei after a three-hour long closed-door trial.

Chinese-born Australian journalist Cheng Lei is due before a court in Beijing