International Annual Report 2021: a critical juncture
ARTICLE 19 release their annual report for 2021 reflecting on six years of the Expression Agenda and how the organisation has responded to the growing threats to freedom of expression.
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ARTICLE 19 release their annual report for 2021 reflecting on six years of the Expression Agenda and how the organisation has responded to the growing threats to freedom of expression.
2016 The Expression Agenda (XpA) metric gives a comprehensive picture of the state of freedom of expression and information internationally in 2016, using independently collected and verified data by Varieties of Democracy Institute (V-Dem) The visualisation above represents a comparative analysis of 2006 data and should be read alongside the 2016/17 narrative report and 2016 visualisation. V-Dem’s pioneering work, now the largest social science data collection project in the world, has at last made it possible to evaluate the state of freedom of expression effectively. ARTICLE 19 has partn...
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International: ARTICLE 19’s Annual Report 2020: meeting threats with resilience People gather in front of the culture ministry to show solidarity with dissident artists and to demand a dialogue over limits on freedom of expression, in Havana, Cuba, November 27, 2020. REUTERS/Alexandre Meneghini In a world still grieving from the third wave of the pandemic, we know the unprecedented events of 2020 fundamentally changed the world in ways we are still trying to understand. What we do know is that much of what was hidden or barely acknowledged, such as inequality and discrimination, has been t...