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With EU support, RSF and several Tunisian civil society organisations are launching a project in Tunisia to boost the financial and editorial independence of media outlets, reinforce journalistic skills, and promote a pluralistic information arena.

As French President Emmanuel Macron is beginning his official visit to India, a French reporter is threatened with expulsion.

the European Media Freedom Act strengthens the right to reliable information by relying in particular on the Journalism Trust Initiative (JTI), a standard and mechanism initiated and developed by RSF.

RSF held its first Hundreds of journalists have left Hong Kong since the adoption of the national security law in 2020, many of whom are now based in London. The seminar organised by RSF, which included training events for around twenty journalists.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the arbitrary arrests of three Afghan journalists by Taliban intelligence in the space of two days in Kabul

Wiretapping, attempted break-in to a flat, hidden camera... In less than a week, several Ukrainian journalists have been intimidated by unidentified individuals. Investigations are underway.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has found spyware traces on the phones of two Togolese journalists currently on trial in a defamation case brought by a government minister.

RSF and FPU will monitor the hearings in the case of journalist Peter R. de Vries starting at the Amsterdam Court on Tuesday 23 January. Both organisations ask the Netherlands to set an example in prosecuting all the perpetrators.

RSF welcomes passage in the U.S. House of Representatives of H.R. 4250, known as the PRESS Act, which would enact a federal press shield law protecting journalists from divulging sensitive sources to law enforcement.