Photographers interested in water conservation issues can enter a contest.

Journalists with extensive editing experience can apply for this position in London.

A court in the Kyrgyz capital has fined an ethnic Russian journalist the equivalent of $1,100 for publishing articles it considers to be incitements to ethnic hatred.

Tajikistan has repealed a law criminalizing libel and defamation, downgrading the offenses to civil violations.

The Russian parliament has approved a contentious bill that activists fear will introduce Internet censorship by blacklisting sites deemed undesirable.

The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) has used an appearance at a conference in Turkmenistan to urge member states not to block Internet resources from public access.

Local EU Statement on decriminalisation of libel in Tajikistan

Journalists who want to create innovative approaches to social issues can apply for this fellowship.

The United States Government, through the U.S. Agency for International Development’s Office of Innovation and Development Alliances, is inviting applications from prospective partners that are either Private and Voluntary Organizations based in the United States (US PVOs) or indigenous, local Nongovernmental Organizations (LNGOs) for the Development Grants Program (DGP).

The School of Peacemaking and Media Technology presents a five-day training session designed to encourage open discussions on peacemaking-related matters.