CENSORSHIP AND FREEDOM OF SPEECH

Committee to Protect Journalists. Includes links to CPJ’s Press Freedom Database, a continually updated record of press freedom violations in more than 100 countries since January 1995, as well as a list of CPJ publications and an index of CJP "news alert" cases.
Committee to Protect Journalists

IFEX Alert Service (International Freedom of Expression Exchange) Receives and provides information on attacks against freedom of expression to groups and individuals around the world. Provides excellent up-to-date information and also includes links to its archives and a search engine.
IFEX Alert Service

Index on Censorship: a journal that also accepts subscriptions.
Index on Censorship

Human Rights Watch: See pages on Free Expression on the Internet and Press Freedom.
Free Expression on the Internet

Press Freedom

PEN American Center, largest of nearly 130 Centers worldwide that compose international PEN, includes link to the Freedom-to-Write Committee.
PEN American Center

The Journalists' Guide to Remote Sensing Resources on the Internet: This new and improved version of the site includes remote sensing information and contacts for more than 200 countries and territories, all addresses checked and current as of December 26, 2000 revised and updated "Recommended" sites, new sections on gazetteers, satellite tracking software and archaeological applications and updated U.S. government homepages.
The Journalists' Guide to Remote Sensing Resources

Reporters Without Borders: Reporters Without Borders maintains this trilingual (French, English and Spanish) website in order to keep a daily tally of attacks on press freedom as they occur throughout the world. Updated several times a day, it functions like a press-freedom news agency. It gives Internet users an opportunity to act as a group to demand the release of jailed journalists by signing on-line petitions. To circumvent censorship, it presents occasionally articles that have been banned in their country of origin, hosts newspapers that have been closed down in their homeland and serves as a forum where journalists who have been "silenced" by authorities can voice their opinions.
Reporters Without Borders