Media

Cuban Viewers Promised Entertaining TV

Television executives announce more exciting fare, but revolutionary talk from Venezuela is unlikely to fulfil that hope.

Turkmen Media Law Work of Fiction

One of the world’s most repressive states promises all sorts of freedom.

Tough "Cybercrimes Bill" on Hold in Iraq

Critics say law combines sweeping descriptions of “information crimes” with excessive penalties.

Afghan Reporter on Risks of Covering Sensitive Stories

Local politicians pledge support after journalist investigates alleged misappropriation of land.

Kazak Officials in Bid to Silence Critical Media

Prosecutors seek to wipe out opposition TV and press at a stroke.

Tajik Government Accused of Online Media Clampdown

Campaigners want to know why new sites are shut down without legal justification.

Web Freedom Claims Ring False in Azerbaijan

Jailing of journalists and bloggers belies claim of online freedom.

Hands-On Support for Libya Election Reporting

IWPR trainers engage directly with editors and reporters.

Uzbekistan: Slipping Through the Net

Uzbek Filmmakers Win Prize in Kyrgyzstan