Reviewer of Annual Artistic Freedom Report
Marianna Tzabiras is a Reviewer of the Annual Artistic Freedom Report. She focuses on themes related to publishing and media, culture and society, and the intersection of security and law enforcement, particularly in the context of civil rights, gender issues, and data protection. Marianna's insights have been featured in Media Industry Observer, Global Advertising News, IFEX, and Freemuse.
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Marianna's coverage focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and themes such as journalism, media freedom, human rights, press freedom, and legal proceedings. She appears to be particularly interested in injustices related to media freedom and human rights violations.
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By: Marianna Tzabiras
GCHR condemns in the strongest terms the systematic policies of repression adopted by the Presidency of State Security, which is aimed at monitoring online activism and imprisoning online activists for expressing their peaceful views about public affairs in their country.
By: Marianna Tzabiras
Jide Oyekunle had claimed that his human rights were violated on August 1, 2024, while he was covering a peaceful protest as a journalist. The police allegedly assaulted him, seized his mobile phone, and claimed that he was not authorized to perform the live recording of the event.
By: Marianna Tzabiras
Over the past decade, Guatemalan journalists investigating corruption, abuses of power and other matters of public interest have come under attack. Many were forced to leave the country, and legal and security risks prevent them from returning safely.
Freedom Forum urged authorities to intensify search and rescue efforts in the affected areas and locate those who are missing.
By: Marianna Tzabiras
Journalists reflect on the power of independent journalism in times of authoritarianism.
A lawsuit was filed demanding 23 media outlets to conduct a "full audit" of their websites, archives, internal systems and social media accounts to identify and remove content related to a company.
By: Marianna Tzabiras
The Inter American Press Association (IAPA) calls on the INE to ensure that electoral mechanisms are not used to restrict criticism and political satire.
The Gulf Centre for Human rights has documented numerous violations over the past six months, including the continued arbitrary detention of a prominent human rights lawyer and a health expert, and journalists killed and threatened.
By: Marianna Tzabiras
The Commission expressed concern that human rights defenders, journalists, whistleblowers, community activists, lawyers, and opposition figures are particularly vulnerable to SLAPPs, especially when they engage in advocacy relating to human rights, climate and the environment, corruption, corporate accountability, labour rights, and sexual and gender-based violence.
By: Marianna Tzabiras
MISA Lesotho condemned the act, stressing that to abduct a journalist from his home, inflict severe physical violence, and discard him in the remote terrain of Thaba-Bosiu under threat of death is a barbaric violation of human dignity.
