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For Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and its strategic partner, Free Press Unlimited (FPU), which monitored the trial in Amsterdam, the first verdict for the killing of the journalist is an important milestone on the way to full justice.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on the Vietnamese regime to immediately release independent journalist Huy Duc, who was reportedly taken away by state security agents just a few days after publishing articles on the country’s political turmoil.

The editor-in-chief of a Mongolian online media outlet was recently arrested, and is being prosecuted for investigating suspected misuse of public funds by the deputy prime minister.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) urges the Turkish government to abandon proposed amendment on “agents of influence” under which journalists working for internationally funded media could potentially be jailed.

A network of journalists who specialise in investigating corruption in Nigeria, the FIJ reported on 2 May that one of its journalists, Daniel Ojukwu, had been missing since the previous day.

Police in Northern Ireland may have regularly checked the phone records of multiple journalists in an attempt to uncover their sources, a London tribunal has heard

The Ukrainian justice system has opened an investigation into obstruction of journalists following revelations that the army tried to mobilise Yevhen Shulhat to prevent the publication of one of his articles.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is creating a network of lawyers who will offer legal assistance to journalists in West Africa in the event of their arrest and will refer cases to regional legal bodies when appropriate.