Right to protest in Kenya: Report September 2019
In this report, ARTICLE 19 Eastern Africa examines the laws, policies and practice around the right to protest in Kenya.…
Language: English
ARTICLE 19 Report and Financial Statements: 2013
This report showcases how ARTICLE 19 was able to take a lead in protecting freedom of expression in various fields.
Senegal: Killing of demonstrators must be investigated
This statement condemns deadly repression by security forces during demonstrations in Senegal on 17 June 2022, causing the death of…
Side-stepping rights: Regulating speech by contract
In this policy brief, ARTICLE 19 examines the compliance of dominant Media platforms – Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube (owned by…
Spain: Fine for photographer underscores urgent need to reform Gag Law
This article analyses the recent fine issued to Pulitzer prize-winning photographer Javier Bauluz under Spain’s controversial ‘Gag Law’. It suggests…
Tunisia: Activists planning to boycott referendum could face charges
This statement calls on the Tunisian’s Independent High Authority for Elections (ISIE) to respect the right to freedom of expression,…
Twitter Rules: Analysis against international standards on freedom of expression
In this analysis, ARTICLE 19 reviews the compatibility of Twitter’s Rules, policies and guidelines (as of August 2018) with international…
#Keepitreal
#Keepitreal is ARTICLE 19’s campaign to start a conversation with young people in Ireland about disinformation and Media, and make…
#Missingvoices
#Missingvoices is a campaign calling for accountability and transparency concerning Media platforms. The campaign deals with how algorithms and human…
Annual Report 2016: Defending the right to speak and the right to know
This is Article 19’s Annual Report 2016. It presents the highlights of their work internationally, under the five themes of…