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news Syria: arrest of human rights activists ARTICLE 19 is concerned about the government clampdown on human rights activists in Syria. More… Tunisia: how long before the international community takes action? This weekend, the Tunisian authorities once again demonstrated their complete disregard for freedom of expression by arresting and deporting Yves Steiner, board member of International Amnesty Switzerland. More... Lebanon: charges against Dr. Mughraby dropped Read more from ARTICLE 19's representative at the trial. Maldives press freedom still under threat ARTICLE 19 has undertaken four days of fact-finding in the Maldives as part of the International Press Freedom Mission. Read more: Statement by the International Press Freedom Mission Read more: Press release on our analysis of the Maldives 'Freedom of Press Bill' Read more: Press release on the eve of the mission Cambodia urged to decriminalise defamation ARTICLE 19 and the Alliance for Freedom of Expression in Cambodia welcomed the Cambodian government's decision to remove imprisonment as a penalty for defamation, while also calling on the authorities and national assembly to fully decriminalise defamation. The two organisations also propose ten steps for reform of the civil defamation law. More... Updates Freedom and expression and a free and independent Media constitute crucial actors to the development process and the implementation of the Millennium Development Goals. The full enjoyment of the right to freedom of expression is the most potent force to strengthen peace and pre-empt conflict. It is central to achieving individual freedoms and developing democracy and plays a critical role in tackling the underlying causes of poverty.
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