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Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and two Yemeni NGOs – Marsadak and the Insaf Centre – call for the immediate release of three Yemeni journalists, each of whom is being held in one of three main warring regions in which Yemen is now divided. One was jailed

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has embarked on an unprecedented project whereby it will monitor and analyse online attacks, threats and violence against the media throughout Brazil’s election campaign

Evgeni, Brent, Maks, Pierre, Oleksandra, Oksana, Mantas and Frédéric. Eight journalists – two women and six men. All lost their lives in the six months since Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine.

For the past six months, RSF has accompanied and assisted more than 600 journalists covering the war in Ukraine, providing security equipment, financial and psychological assistance, and training in first via the Press Freedom Centre in Lviv and Kyiv.

Six months after Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine, RSF is exclusively publishing the accounts of journalists in the south and east of the country who describe what it is like to work under occupation.

She could have taken up arms but instead she chose to hold on to her camera, microphone and pen. The documentaries editor-in-chief at Ukraine’s leading public television channel, Pershyi, told  RSF what the past six months of war have been like for her. 

Reporters sans frontières (RSF) fustige ces méthodes autoritaires dans un pays où les attaques et les violences contre la presse continuent pourtant de se multiplier

RSF is appalled to learn that a journalist was summoned for questioning by military intelligence in Guinea about a story implicating soldiers in the theft of a truck, and calls for journalists to be given better protection.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) joins 38 other organisations in condemning the violent arrests of two teams of reporters who were covering a huge deforestation operation in southern Cambodia.