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RFE/RL documents 19 cases this year in which its reporters, video journalists, photographers and sources were threatened, beaten, detained and imprisoned as a direct result of their work. More
A correspondent for RFE/RL's Azerbaijani service, who was covering a street protest in front of Baku's presidential offices, was detained by security guards and told to erase her film. More
Azerbaijani writer and journalist Rafiq Tagi, who died four days after being stabbed in a late-night attack in Baku, has been laid to rest. More
In a new report, Amnesty International is urging the international community not to forget about human rights violations in Azerbaijan. More
One year after well-known journalist Oleg Kashin was brutally attacked on a central Moscow street, none of Kashin's assailants have been arrested, those who commissioned the crime remain unknown and the investigation has stalled. More
Kremlin-friendly oligarch Alisher Usmanov has fired two senior managers of the respected Kommersant publishing group over one of its publications' coverage of alleged violations during the recent Duma elections. More
A gunman has shot dead a prominent journalist in Daghestan, the latest murder of a leading public figure in the troubled Russian Caucasus region. More
Journalist Reza Veisi lived under the strain of severe psychological pressure as well as direct intimidation from government authorities before joining RFE/RL’s Persian-language service, Radio Farda, in early 2010. More
An annual survey of journalists' fatalities finds Pakistan the deadliest country for a second year, while documenting the ultimate toll taken on many who photographed, tracked, reported on and blogged about the Arab Spring. More
Human Rights Watch investigator Steve Swerdlow visits RFE/RL headquarters to discuss his findings on the pervasiveness of torture in Uzbekistan. More
A district court in Kyiv has dismissed charges against former President Leonid Kuchma in connection with the 2000 killing of investigative journalist Heorhiy Gongadze. T More