Canadian Journalists for Free Expression

78 civil society groups condemn the crackdown on dissent in the lead up to elections in Cambodia and call on the government to cease their unlawful attacks on human rights defenders.

25 IFEX members question Australia’s detention of dissident journalists, cartoonists and actors at Manus Island.

New study finds that, even when the risks are highest, journalists do not prioritize digital security.

The online hub created by Canadian Journalists for Free Expression provides information, best practices and links to resources about digital security that help Internet users protect themselves against online vulnerabilities.

The online hub created by Canadian Journalists for Free Expression provides information, best practices and links to resources about digital security that help Internet users protect themselves against online vulnerabilities.

CJFE is concerned that the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) has backtracked on its promise to reveal to a Senate committee the agency’s history of spying on Canadian journalists and media workers.

When asked by agents of the United States Border Patrol to unlock his mobile devices, Mr. Ou refused, citing a responsibility to protect the confidentiality of his journalistic sources.

48 human rights organizations have signed a letter asking King Hamad to cease its judicial harassment of human rights defenders and its violation of their right to freedom of expression.