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Reporters Without Borders (RSF) demands the immediate and unconditional release of Toru Kubota, a Japanese documentary filmmaker who has been sentenced to ten years in prison in Myanmar on charges of sedition and “causing fear”.

As Russian President Vladimir Putin celebrates his 70th birthday on 7 October, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) looks back at this press freedom predator’s persecution of journalists during his 22-year “reign.”

RSF condemns the murder of Nagihan Akarsel, a Kurdish magazine editor and influential feminist advocate, who was gunned down outside her home in Iraqi Kurdistan on 4 October. 

Iranian journalists have helped Reporters Without Borders (RSF) to shed light on the workings of the Internet censorship machine built by the Islamic Republic of Iran.

RSF urges the authorities to reverse this decision as soon as possible and allow the media to continue informing the Afghan people, as their basic human rights.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on the Philippine authorities to appoint an independent team of investigators to identify the perpetrators and instigators of the murder of Percival Mabasa.

The death of a young Somali TV reporter, who was killed by a landmine while covering a counter-terrorist operation by the security forces last week, has highlighted the need for more effective measures to protect journalists in Somalia.

The ANSI National Accreditation Board has accredited the Alliance for Audited Media to conduct independent audits to determine media outlets' compliance with the Journalism Trust Initiative's standard for ethics and trustworthiness in journalism.

The secretary-general of RSF will be accompanied by close relatives and colleagues of journalists Shireen Abu Akleh, Maks Levin and Frédéric Leclerc-Imhoff when he unveils the 2022 memorial stone at the Reporters Memorial in Bayeux, on 6 October.