On International Women Human Rights Defenders Day, human rights organisations continue to call for the release of jailed Saudi women activists.

"When we denounce corruption and favouritism, it’s an act of patriotism....we are an actor of stability, seeking to drive the country in the right direction".

In the authoritarian kingdom, the crackdown against independent voices has escalated under Mohammed Bin Salman's rule.

“Operators owe complete transparency to their users, as consumers who are paying them money and also in the interest of accountability.”

For Uganda’s poorest residents, the new tax raises internet connection costs by 10%.

Prior to his arrest, Touati covered anti-austerity strikes and job protests, and rights violations committed by Algerian authorities.

New research shows that the world's largest telecommunications companies disclose little to no information about their network shutdown policies and practices.

The press in Tunisia is "too free," Tunisian president Essebsi said at a joint press conference with French president Macron on 31 January.

The cartoon commented on the Orthodox Church in Jerusalem, which sold church property to Israeli settler groups to pay off church debt.

Freedom of expression and press freedom are under attack in Algeria.