National security
States must provide security but not at the expense of critical voices, ideas that may tackle injustice or information in the public interest. ARTICLE 19 works to draw a clear line between free speech and any information that threatens national security. Read more
Policy brief
Johannesburg Principles on national security, freedom of expression and access to information
01 Nov 1996
These Principles were adopted on 1 October 1995 by a group of experts in international law, national security, and human…
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Press release
Kenya: High Court lifts ban on play
19 Apr 2013
ARTICLE 19 welcomes a decision by the High Court to lift a ban on a play…
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Statement
US: WikiLeaks and hacktivists should not be labelled as threat to US trade
28 Feb 2013
ARTICLE 19 is concerned that the new US Administration Strategy on Mitigating…
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Press release
Vietnam: Jailing of thirteen pro-democracy activists is an abuse of fundamental rights
09 Jan 2013
ARTICLE 19 condemns the jailing of thirteen pro-democracy activists in…
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