Africa
Mauritania
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Index 2023
86/ 180
Score : 59.45
Political indicator
96
54.06
Economic indicator
88
47.06
Legislative indicator
105
57.55
Social indicator
96
60.80
Security indicator
78
77.78
Index 2022
97/ 180
Score : 58.1
Political indicator
94
55.15
Economic indicator
125
35.13
Legislative indicator
94
64.29
Social indicator
106
64.29
Security indicator
76
71.67
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Press law violations were de-criminalised nearly 10 years ago, allowing journalists to work in a less repressive – but financially precarious – environment.

Abuses in real time in Mauritania

Killed since 1st January 2024
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“What it’s like to be a journalist in the Sahel” – RSF report on threats to journalism in this African region
Two weeks after French journalist Olivier Dubois was released after being held hostage for 711 days in Mali, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is publishing a report about the growing threats to journalism in Africa’s Sahel region.
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