Articles by Arabic Network for Human Rights Information (ANHRI)
Television station ordered to stop broadcasting; complaint filed against another station
ANHRI condemns the double standard demonstrated by the government in it harassment of elFara’een, whose breaches were no different than those committed by the state-owned channel.
Satellite broadcasters harassed, BBC programme cancelled: government actions leading to rigged elections, says ANHRI
Satellite broadcasters have been ordered to produce live broadcasts only from specific locations when covering the upcoming elections.
Independent news site blocked less than a year after its launch
According to ANHRI, the Emirates Local News site was blocked after it posted news that the government wanted to conceal from its citizens.
Five years past WSIS, online activity even more censored, critics silenced
The IFEX-TMG is deeply concerned that five years after hosting the World Summit on the Information Society, Tunisia remains one of the most repressive countries for independent journalists, bloggers and human rights defenders.
Disinformation campaign by Tunisia’s government in Egyptian newspapers
The newspaper advertisements were in the form of articles and did not clearly state that they were written in Tunisia by the Tunisian media.
Fifty human rights organisations, including four IFEX members, express solidarity with activists on trial on fabricated charges
The activists have not committed any offenses other than the peaceful expression of their views, the organisations said.
Egyptian activist arrested in Saudi Arabia
Usama Mishref, coordinator of the National Assembly for Change, was arrested while travelling from Riyadh to Mecca to launch a campaign about democratic reform in Egypt.
Twenty journalists arrested, then released
Twenty journalists and reporters from the Libyan Press news agency were detained by security officers.