Articles by Southeast Asian Press Alliance (SEAPA)
Independent media outlet challenges Thai army to test right to know law
An independent online media organisation is suing the army for details on a controversial project to test access to information laws in Thailand.
Independent media outlet challenges Thai army to test right to know law
An independent online media organisation is suing the army for details on a controversial project to test access to information laws in Thailand.
Groups oppose proposed shift to state regulation of Thai media
The military-appointed National Reform Steering Assembly (NRSA) is proposing a bill that will create a media regulatory body to impose additional regulations for the media in Thailand.
100 days in jail for helping someone in need?
#FreeThe5KH: How you can help five human rights defenders imprisoned for helping a woman mired in a Cambodian political scandal.
Speech restrictions cloud constitutional referendum in Thailand
The pre-referendum period in Thailand has seen a spike in clampdowns on freedom of speech and freedom of the media under the military junta.
Asia Pacific round-up: Kem Ley, Kashmir ban and Pakistan’s law
Murders, media bans and surveillance laws put growing pressures on civil society in Asia.
Cambodian government must support civil society and seek justice for Kem Ley
IFEX members call for end to Cambodian governments arrests and harassment of civil society and independent investigation of the killing of noted commentator Kem Ley.
Leading press freedom group and IFEX member should be granted access to UN bodies
Civil society groups ask ECOSOC to reconsider granting valued press freedom group and IFEX member, The Committee to Protect Journalists, consultative status at the UN.