Rabiul Islam has been detained under the Digital Security Act 2018, because he posted a music video allegedly mocking the prime minister of Bangladesh and the prime minister of India.

Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office indicted four staff members of the Charlie Hebdo magazine for allegedly “insulting the President” in a cartoon.

Cuban authorities dismissed the legal proceedings against visual artist and activist Carolina Barrero for "illegal printing".

‘I feel more and more as a revolutionary from the beginning of the XX century, but instead of a bomb and revolver my tools are paint brush and canvas.’

Öznur Kalender on trial on the grounds of “offending the religious beliefs of the society by insulting religious leaders” for drawing a caricature of a religious figure.

State security officers detain and place under house surveillance seven Cuban artists and activists for allegedly organizing a protest in La Habana.

Kurdish writer and politician Mahmut Alınak was acquitted for "insulting the President" in the article he shared on his Facebook account in 2017.

Punk band leader Ihar Banster sentenced to 1.5 years of restriction of liberty under Article 339 of the Criminal Code over “hooliganism”.

Sanaa Seif was sentenced to one and a half years in prison for “spreading false news related to the COVID-19 pandemic” and “misusing social media."

Theatre festival in India has been cancelled due to threats from two Hindu nationalist groups over the upcoming satire plays.