News of the Opposition Met With Media Blackout - 0 views
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Jenni Young on 09 Oct 13Restrictions and self-censorship in Cambodian press
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Cambodian Cyber-Crime Law Could Engender Self-Censorship, Group Warns - 0 views
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Cambodia: A draft law on cyber crime, which was leaked to the public recently, imposes major fines and jail time for vague offenses and has many online users concerned. (VOA Khmer)
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Cambodia: A draft law on cyber crime, which was leaked to the public recently, imposes major fines and jail time for vague offenses and has many online users concerned. (VOA Khmer)
Controversy Brews Over Official Comments About Author - 0 views
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Pulitzer Prize winning author Toni Morrison,spoke about the controversy brewing after comments which questioned whether The Bluest Eye is appropriate to be on a suggested reading list for Ohio students.
Ohio Schools Leader Calls For Ban Of 'The Bluest Eye,' Labels Toni Morrison Book 'Porno... - 0 views
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Just a week before 'Banned Books Week'?
Universities ban Blurred Lines on campuses around UK - 0 views
Facebook lifts ban on graphic violence - 0 views
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Facebook has surreptitiously resumed allowing decapitation videos to be posted on its website, lifting a temporary ban it had placed earlier this year on content featuring graphic violence.
Cambodia's Internet Only 'Partly Free,' US Watchdog Says - 0 views
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The Freedom House report comes at a time when experts and rights workers in Cambodia say civil society as a whole is also under duress from government officials (VOA Khmer)
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The Freedom House report comes at a time when experts and rights workers in Cambodia say civil society as a whole is also under duress from government officials (VOA Khmer)
Cambodian Media 'Not Free,' US Watchdog Says - 0 views
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US group Freedom House ranked Cambodia 149 of 196 countries in terms of press freedoms, putting it in the company of Burma, Cuba, China and North Korea, among others.
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US group Freedom House ranked Cambodia 149 of 196 countries in terms of press freedoms, putting it in the company of Burma, Cuba, China and North Korea, among others.
Amnesty International - Write for Rights 2013 - 0 views
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Amnesty's annual campaign encourages people to write to activists and ordinary citizens imprisoned for standing up for their rights.
The MPAA's backwards logic: Sex is dangerous, sexism is fine - 0 views
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"The MPAA is okay supporting scenes that portray women in scenarios of sexual torture and violence for entertainment purposes, but they are trying to force us to look away from a scene that shows a woman in a consensual sexual scenario..." (MPAA = Motion Picture Association of America)
Bloomberg News Is Said to Curb Articles That Might Anger China - 0 views
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Employees of Bloomberg News said that it chose not to publish investigative articles about China's leadership because of worries that it would be evicted from the country.
International Press Institute: About us - 0 views
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The International Press Institute is a global network of editors, media executives and leading journalists. We are dedicated to the furtherance and safeguarding of press freedom, the protection of freedom of opinion and expression, the promotion of the free flow of news and information, and the improvement of the practices of journalism.
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The International Press Institute is a global network of editors, media executives and leading journalists. We are dedicated to the furtherance and safeguarding of press freedom, the protection of freedom of opinion and expression, the promotion of the free flow of news and information, and the improvement of the practices of journalism.
Obama's photo policy smacks of propaganda - 1 views
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The White House has increasingly excluded news photographers from Obama's official events and is instead releasing images taken by in-house photographers, who are government employees.
Web Trolls Winning as Incivility Increases - 0 views
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Emotionally abusive comments are becoming more common online, and the consequences could include scaring away from the web those subject to attacks.
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Emotionally abusive comments are becoming more common online, and the consequences could include scaring away from the web those subject to attacks.
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