Journalists Watch from Prison as Myanmar Backslides
Media Under Assault on World Press Freedom Day
![Detained and handcuffed Reuters journalist Kyaw Soe Oo carries his daughter Moe Thin Wai Zin while arriving for a court hearing in Yangon, Myanmar May 2, 2018. REUTERS/Ann Wang](/sites/default/files/styles/square/public/multimedia_images_2018/201805asia_myanmar_journalist.jpg?itok=30plGif1)
Media Under Assault on World Press Freedom Day
Investigate Enforced Disappearances; Free, or Charge All Held Arbitrarily
Judiciary Blocks Popular Messaging Application Telegram
UN Security Council Should Act to Protect Population at Risk
Surgeons’ Opposition to Senate Resolution Exposes Persistent Stigmatization
Unreasonable Delay in Renewing Cartoonist’s Passport
Legal Restrictions, Intimidation Seek to Suppress Criticism
Case Highlights Arbitrary Use of ‘Insulting the Monarchy’ Law
Colorado, Kansas, and Oklahoma Considering Discriminatory Child Welfare Bills
Militant Killings of Besieged Shia Muslims Escalate
Stop Blocking Telegram Site; Repeal Restrictive Laws
Suicide Attack Targets First Responders, Journalists