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Civicus Monitor criticises PNG use of cybercrime law to curb free speech

Asia Pacific Report -
February 13, 2025

Palau Media Council condemns lawsuit as ‘assault on press freedom’

Palau newspaper sued by president’s family company ahead of general election

Crackdown on activists, free expression in Papua as Indonesia eyes UN Human Rights role

NGOs work in ‘public interest – not foreign lackeys’, says activist in Jakarta libel case

Nobel Peace laureates slam ‘Damocles’ sword’ threat to press freedom

Asia Pacific Report -
December 12, 2021

La’auli condemns Tuila’epa’s ‘extreme behavour’ in losing office in Samoa

Asia Pacific Report -
August 5, 2021

PNG parliamentarian faces cyber crime charges over K250m Ok Tedi claim

Asia Pacific Report -
August 21, 2020

Timorese journalists protest over plan to turn defamation into crime

Asia Pacific Report -
August 3, 2020

Manila court upholds Ressa cyber libel conviction, cites new 15-year period

Asia Pacific Report -
July 27, 2020

Rappler chief Ressa appeals over cyber libel conviction, cites errors, ‘malice’

Asia Pacific Report -
June 30, 2020

Media rights groups protest against Timor’s draft defamation law

Asia Pacific Report -
June 11, 2020

Philippine website editor Maria Ressa held on ‘cyber libel’ charge

Pacific Media Centre -
February 14, 2019

Philippine website accused in ‘absurd’ seven-year-old media libel case

Pacific Media Centre -
February 8, 2019

Vanuatu plans cyber crime law to target Facebook ‘false claims’

Pacific Media Centre -
June 26, 2018

Myanmar media chiefs detained over defamation

Pacific Media Centre -
November 14, 2016

Call made for ‘urgent international support’ for East Timorese journalists

Asia Pacific Report -
October 10, 2016
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