Hong Kong : no journalist in the world is free from China’s violent retribution
The new national security legislation China is imposing on Hong Kong could be used not only against journalists operating in Asia’s main financial hub, but against every journalist in the world says RSF
As the ASEAN turns 50, Human Rights remain a challenge
Thailand in spite of its economic success and one of the most popular global tourist destinations, remains under the clutches of military dictatorship.
Across South-East Asia, civic space is shrinking. Crackdowns on people peacefully exercising their freedoms of assembly and expression have become alarmingly common
Network downtime in Thailand cost $297m in lost revenue
If you live and work in Thailand, you probably already know what slow an unreliable internet connection feels like : very frustrating and time consuming.
Thailand’s ruling Prime Minister Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha warned opponents to stop inciting rifts, and media members not to over exercise their freedom as it could do more harm than good to the country
