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Following last weekend’s visit to Cairo by the emir of Qatar to meet with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, RSF points out that four journalists with the Qatari TV broadcaster Al Jazeera are still being held by the Egyptian authorities.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has appointed Clayton Weimers as the new Executive Director of its Washington-based US office.

The news website Rappler announced on 29 June that it had received a shutdown order. This is a new attack on the independent media after the Philippine government ordered the blocking of the websites Bulatlat and Pinoy Weekly on 17 June.

RSF is appalled by the disproportionate and intimidatory methods used this week by the French judicial authorities against Alex Jordanov, a journalist alleged to have revealed “defence secrets” in a 2019 book about the DGSI.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) supports the laureate of its Press Freedom Award, as he appeals the verdict.

After UN Human Rights Office announcement that the shot that killed US-Palestinian journalist in May could only have been fired by Israeli security forces, RSF calls on the Israeli authorities to render justice for the killing of this reporter.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is alarmed by the situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s eastern province of Nord-Kivu, where both government forces and M23 rebels are targeting journalists in the course of their clashes.

Invited to the G7 summit of culture and media ministers by the German presidency, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) Secretary-General Christophe Deloire presented RSF's proposals for strong and concrete actions to combat information chaos.

RSF condemns this decision, which represents a failure by the UK government to protect press freedom and will have dangerous implications for journalism around the world.