October 04, 2000: PARLIAMENTARY JOURNALISTS ARE RESTRICTED: Yesterday, October 2, 2000 there was occured the beginning of the autumn session of the Mongolian parliament. The first autumn session of the newly elected parliament had several differences form previous parliament as to its procedure. See more

01 February 2001: MONGOLIAN COUNTRY JOURNALIST IS SUED FOR HIS QUESTION: Sourse: Udriin sonin (Daily News) ,No. 027 The local correspondent of Udriin sonin Mr. N.Lhagvasuren was sued under Criminal article for his question put to the President Bagabandi during the President's offfical visit to Tuv province. See more

July 09, 2001 UPDATE: PARLIAMENTARY JOURNALISTS ARE RESTRICTED: Some newpapers are still complaining about not allowing their journalists to enter into Parliamentary building.See more

June 20, 2002, Ulaan-Baatar: THE GOVERNMENT THREATENS TO ACCUSE THE JOURNALISTS OF A CRIME FOR THEIR PUBLICATION OF A CRITICAL STATEMENT: Few days ago the Secretariat of the Mongolian Government complained to the Division of Combating Against the Most Serious and Organized Crimes of the Police Department in order it to create a criminal case against several journalists of the daily newspaper "Udriin sonin" for the publication of a loud critical statement against the Government and the ruling ex-communist party- MPRP and its leaders. See more

August 1, 2002, Thursday, Ulaanbaatar: A SUDDEN IMPRISONMENT OF A YOUNG EDITOR CONTAINS SILENT SUPPORT TO WIDESPREAD DOMESTIC VIOLENCE (Miss. Hand-dolgor is in prison since July 31,2002) Yesterday nooEn, on July 31 of 2002, Miss Hand-dolgor, 26, the editor of a free newspaper "Ug" (Word) was sentenced to one year imprisonment by Sukhbaatar district court of Ulaanbaatar city and was sent to the detention center "Gants hudag". See more

October 22, 2002. Tuesday: JOURNALISTS ARE UNDER CONSTANT FEAR: Mr. Uuganbayar Tsendsuren, 25, Lhagva Choijilsuren, 33, Jargalsaihan Haltar, 25, Tuvshin Munhbaatar, 25, are being under Police and Court investigations since December 26, 2001. Four young journalists have been called by police for a long time, arrested by police for 12 hours, became jobless out of their investigative reportage about an automobile accident occurred on December 26, 2002. See more

April 25, 2003: RULING PARTY DEMANDS TO PUNISH A JOURNALIST FOR HIS INVESTIGATIVE ARTICLES: Mr.Dashrentsen Gombo, 42, a journalist who investigated where did 400 millions tugriks go from state budget is now accused a crime of "defamation and libel" according to the complaint submitted by the Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party and some state officials. See more