Global Voices · Citizen media stories about Freedom of Speech from January 2008

Freedom of Speech · January, 2008
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Stories about Freedom of Speech from January, 2008

China: Hu Jia's family become human “state secrets”

East Asia30 January 2008

And likely very skinny ones at this point, having been locked away from journalists and lawyers and bringers of milk formula for over a month now. Since AIDS activist-turned house...

Yemen: Free Kareem Site Blocked

Quick Reads · Middle East & North Africa30 January 2008

Egypt: TV Producer Howida Taha Arrested

Quick Reads · Middle East & North Africa30 January 2008

Belarus, Latvia: “Ploshcha”

Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe29 January 2008

Bermuda: Police-Blogger Suspended

Quick Reads · Caribbean29 January 2008

China: Mobile Surveillance Shock?

Quick Reads · East Asia29 January 2008

Tunisia: Four Lebanese Jailed for Facebook Remark

Quick Reads · Middle East & North Africa29 January 2008

Russia: Kasyanov and Invalid Signatures

Quick Reads · Eastern & Central Europe28 January 2008

Iran:”Women Magazine” was banned

Quick Reads · Middle East & North Africa28 January 2008

Egypt: Abu Tarika

Middle East & North Africa28 January 2008

Sports and politics? Eman Abd Al Rahman sheds light on how an Egyptian football player manages to make his voice count on the soccer field.

China: Auditing Device for Censorship

Quick Reads · East Asia28 January 2008

Yemen blocks independent news websites

Middle East & North Africa25 January 2008

Numerous Yemeni websites have been blocked recently by government-controlled ISPs. Among them is the popular YemenPortal, Yemen’s first multi-source news crawler and search engine, which extracts headlines from news sites...