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Russian authorities and pro-Kremlin influencers have been spreading false information from a viral video seemingly produced by the BBC about an alleged Reporters Without Borders (RSF) study on the Nazi tendencies of Ukrainian military personnel.

A month before the anniversary of the death of photojournalist Issam Abdallah, killed by an Israeli strike while reporting in southern Lebanon, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and ten  organisations have sent a letter to the UN Commission of Inquiry.

RSF has teamed up with cult French independent magazine Society to create the Prison Papers: a series of articles developed in collaboration with some of the world’s most prominent imprisoned journalists and their families over nine months.

In the year since Circle 19 for the Right to Information in the People’s Republic of China held its inaugural symposium in collaboration with RSF, the civil society group has compiled a wide range of intellectual and technical resources.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has stopped partaking in sessions with Slovakia’s state-run Platform for the Promotion of Press Freedom and the Protection of Journalists in response to a change in its composition.

RSF shares the testimony of a Uyghur journalist exiled in the United States, whose friends still in China were detained in retaliation for his work.

The Cybercrimes Act continues to threaten investigative journalism in Nigeria. Despite modest attempts to promote press freedom by amending some of its articles on February 28

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) expresses concern following the recent arrest of journalist Antonieta Kartono Martins, who was covering the eviction of street vendors in Timor-Leste’s capital.

Quatre journalistes ont été condamnés sous le coup de la loi sur la cybercriminalité adoptée il y a un an, en septembre 2023.