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.
Given Marianna's focus on these sensitive topics, she would likely be receptive to pitches from individuals or organizations with direct involvement in cases related to media censorship or human rights abuses. Pitches offering unique insights into the impact of government policies on journalism and press freedom are also likely to resonate with her.
It is important for potential sources reaching out to Marianna Tzabiras that they can provide detailed information about specific cases involving violations of media freedoms or infringements upon human rights by governmental bodies.
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By: Marianna Tzabiras
A digital census in a legal vacuum is a one-way conversation. As the final datasets are prepared for archiving, the real test will be whether the citizens who opened their doors to enumerators are granted the legal tools to see the results.
By: Marianna Tzabiras
ARTICLE 19 highlighted that the rights to freedom of expression and freedom of association are interrelated and interdependent.
The latest media monitoring report of Bianet documented the convictions, arrests, and attacks targeting journalists during the second quarter of 2026.
By: Marianna Tzabiras
The latest edition of the feminist e-magazine "Digital 50.50" explores what press freedom looks like beyond Pakistan's major cities.
By: Marianna Tzabiras
Americans for Democracy & Human Rights in Bahrain (ADHRB) affirms that this ruling represents an important step toward limiting impunity for transnational digital violations and sends a clear message that the use of spyware against activists and dissidents must not remain beyond judicial scrutiny.
By: Marianna Tzabiras
The study examines current legislation in Argentina, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, with the aim of identifying regulatory trends, patterns, and common risks that affect the functioning of civil society organizations.
The information gathered by the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention regarding the circumstances of Tchangari's arrest and detention confirms a significant lack of legal basis.
The new government has failed to reverse growing intolerance towards public dissent and online criticism.
Governments are increasingly manipulating "national security" or "public order" exemptions to trap journalists, fracture families, and exile critics.
By: Marianna Tzabiras
The report explores the challenges faced by groups related to shrinking civic space, financial instability, disinformation, digital security risks, and rapid technological change.
