Full Coverage: Freedom of Expression
May 2008
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05/13/2008
The Uzbek government continues to persecute people believed to have ties to the 2005 Andijan massacre, when state security forces killed hundreds in an attempt to quell anti-government protests, says a new report from a human rights monitor.
Read moreRelated: [Uzbekistan] [Governance] [Activism] [Civil Rights] [Refugees] Image: Some Uzbeks who fled after the massacre are once again leaving their homes for fear of government repression. © SandS / Eurasianet (Open Society Institute)
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05/12/2008
Twenty-two Nobel Prize winners have written a letter to Indian prime minister and president for the release of Dr Binayak Sen, a public health and civil rights activist. There will be protests in several cities of India and the world to mark the first anniversary of his detention on May 14.
Read moreRelated: [South Asia] [Democracy] [Civil Rights] [Human Rights] [Health] Image: Dr Binayak Sen / Photo credit: BBC
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05/05/2008
Attacks on freedom of press are akin to attacks on international law, humanity and freedom itself, said UN head Ban Ki-moon on World Press Freedom Day, celebrated on May 3, drawing attention to the increasing targeting of journalists around the world and the failure to prosecute such crimes.
Read moreRelated: [South Asia] [United Nations] [Democracy] [Politics] [Information & Media] Image: Freedom of the press/ Photo credit: UN
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