Philippe Moreau est parti de Dinan (Côtes-d'Armor) au début du mois et rejoindra Chaumont, vendredi

"Plus que jamais soucieuse de la santé physique, mais aussi mentale, de ses contemporains, ASICS org

The Supreme Court has rejected an appeal by a Co Meath hotel against the Zurich...

Some 400,000 people from 12 countries are affected by the unanimous ruling

Stsiapan Latypau claimed authorities threatened to arrest his family members and friends if he did n

'Grandma Wong' -- was a regular fixture of the huge democracy protests that swept Hong Kong in 2019

Russian President Vladimir Putin, in his second day of talks with Belarus' Alexander Lukashenko in S

Parents of young blogger detained in Minsk after passenger jet he was in was forced to land in Belar

Rawiri Waititi's stance came after ongoing debate among lawmakers about government's plans to set up

High court will decide whether states can bar people from carrying guns in public to protect themsel

Ruling in case from Mississippi makes it easier to sentence minors convicted of murder to life in pr

Yuki Kitazumi was detained in Yangon following a crackdown on media amid ongoing protests against th

Case will determine who is eligible for more than $530 million in federal virus relief funding set a

Russia's universities the latest political battleground   

Panel will spend 180 days studying proposed changes, holding public meetings and completing a report

Journalism increasingly risky, with at least 60 arrested since junta seized power

Nearly 500 defendants have been on trial since 2017

Government scoffs at opposition claims that it is using courts to decimate the opposition party   

Everything from clothes and toys, to music lessons and outdoor adventures are on sale

The lead author of a report says France's role before and during the 1994 genocide was a 'monumental

As Atlanta shooting shines light on hate crimes against Asian-Americans, journalists report increase

Six/of the eight people killed were of Asian descent, but authorities say it's too early to classify

Andrea Sahouri maintains she was just doing her job

Svetlana Tikhanovskaya is in Switzerland this week to drum up international pressure on President Al

Hundreds of civilians were killed and many thousands forced to flee during the fighting

The call comes after bloody crackdowns on protesters and military occupation of hospitals

Society of Professional Journalists also calls on US law enforcement agencies to drop charges agains

Associated Press reporter and five others face up to three years in prison for allegedly causing fea

Associated Press reporter and five others face up to three years in prison for allegedly causing fea

The reporter was sentenced to six months in prison after she contradicted official statements about

Forty-seven were charged with subversion in a hearing that ran into the early hours of Tuesday

After nearly five decades of exclusion, the Supreme Court to consider whether Puerto Ricans may rece

Lat5st versions of the laws target foreign-funded media, including RFE/RL, and raise fines for acts

Navalny appears in court a second time Saturday in a defamation case

Lawyer and opposition parties say trial of journalists who reported critically on Iraqi Kurdistan's

There have been mass demonstrations since a contested August election

Katsyaryna Andreyeva and Darya Chultsova were arrested on November 15 while covering rally in Minsk

AP, VOA Creole reporters among those targeted; one journalist was treated at a hospital for severe l

Yekaterina Andreeva and Darya Chultsova, a reporter and a camerawoman for Belsat, were arrested in N

Political unrest continues following an alleged coup attempt and protesters clashing with police  

73-year-old Jimmy Lai arrested on December 3 and charged with foreign collusion under new national

Civil servants join in as many of the protesters chant 'Long live Mother Suu,' a reference to the de

Assadollah Assadi was found guilty of planning to attack an Iranian opposition group in France 

Decision by Supreme Court comes as justices hear appeal to reinstate murder conviction against Ahmed

Gitanas Nauseda nominated Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya to show his support for the Belarusian democratic

Members of the press, including recent victims of police aggression, marched in Port-au-Prince deman

New agency head Kelu Chao renews at least six visas for foreign journalists after months of permits

Returning home after poisoning, Alexei Navalny finds a jail cell

Release of religious prisoners after 26 years sparks hope that journalists jailed in 2001 might fina

Source tells VOA Persian a court in Urmia notified Salar Taher Afhar's lawyer of sentence on Jan. 2

A fourth accused in the same case, a professor at a college in the Pakistani capital, was sentenced

Lakhvi Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi, an alleged planner of the 2008 terror attacks in India, was sentenced t

Human rights groups decry move

Jimmy Lai, 73, was arrested Dec. 3 on fraud charges; he's since been charged with foreign collusion

Security officers said they were scared journalists would harm them. 

Police used tear gas to disperse crowds 

Arrests and injunctions for journalists deny audiences important perspective on events in their comm

The all-female network JIN News has weathered raids, arrests and more to report on Kurdish and women