Reports and ratings on the media sector
Reporters Without Borders: Belarus Is Most Dangerous Country In Europe For Journalists
The 2021 World Press Freedom Index compiled by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) which evaluates the press freedom situation in 180 countries and territories annually, shows that Belarus (down 5 at 158th) has confirmed its status as Europe’s most dangerous country for journalists.
“The Eastern Europe and Central Asia (EECA) region held onto its second-to-last position in the regional rankings, in part because of events in Belarus (down 5 at 158th), where journalists were subjected to an unprecedented crackdown in an attempt to cover up the massive street protests in response to the contested presidential election result,” the report reads.
20.04.2021
Amnesty International: Belarus authorities used torture, ill-treatment against detainees, but no police officer charged yet
On April 7, the Amnesty International organisation published its 2020/2021 report on the state of the human rights in the world; it covers 149 countries and delivers a comprehensive analysis of human rights trends globally in 2020.
08.04.2021
CPJ: Turkmenistan, Iran, Belarus Among World’s ‘Most Censored Countries’
In a new report, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) named Turkmenistan, Iran, and Belarus as being among the ten worst countries for press censorship.
30.09.2019
Human Rights Watch: Media Under Attack as European Games Loom
Olympic Officials Should Ensure Reporters’ Safety
27.05.2019
Restrictions on Freedom of the Internet / 1.10.2015–31.12.2016
06.04.2018
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