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At least 12 journalists were arrested in Afghanistan in May although the Taliban announced the creation of a system for protecting media personnel.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is unveiling the portraits of journalists who are arbitrarily detained in Belarus, where media personnel have been hounded by the regime ever since the disputed election held on 9 August 2020.

RSF and 22 international media freedom, freedom of expression and journalists’ organisations are calling on Turkey’s parliamentarians to vote down the “disinformation” bill that would expand censorship online and criminalise free flow of information.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the six-month prison sentence that a court in the Algiers district of Sidi M’hamed imposed on media director Ihsane El Kadi on 7 June for an editorial.

Dom Phillips, a British journalist, and Bruno Araújo Pereira, a Brazilian expert in his country’s indigenous communities, have been missing in the Javari Valley region in the far west of Brazil’s Amazonas state since 5 June.

RSF and 46 countries have paid tribute to the courage of the BAJ at a ceremony at UNESCO and have condemned the press freedom situation in Belarus. RSF has urged governments to do more to protect journalists and safeguard the right to information.

RSF is alarmed by the worsening press freedom situation in Ethiopia, where at least 18 journalists were arrested in the space of ten days and two are facing a possible death sentence.

The interim editor of The Kashmir Walla, an online magazine in Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir, has been summoned by this northern region’s counter-terrorism agency over an article published 11 years ago.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on the International Criminal Court to investigate the death of Danish Siddiqui, an Indian photojournalist who was tortured and killed by the Taliban in Afghanistan in July 2021.