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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.

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.

In the two years since Alexander Lukashenko’s disputed reelection in August 2020, Belarusian journalists have had to adapt the way they work in order to avoid being silenced. To find out more, RSF interviewed some of those who fled abroad.

Four journalists who have been critical of the government are currently being held in Tajikistan on spurious charges of links with extremist organisations. RSF calls for their release and condemns the use of such methods to intimidate the media.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns a machete attack on a reporter working for Kenya’s biggest media group and voices concern about an increase in violence in the run-up to next month’s presidential election.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has tallied all the cases of police violence against journalists in Paris during the three years that Didier Lallement was Paris police prefect.

After registering nine cases of intimidation of Pakistani journalists by army-related agencies since late April, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) cautions the army high command against further harassment of the media.

After the unacceptable police violence against eight News First TV employees during last weekend’s protests in Colombo, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on the Sri Lankan authorities to allow journalists to work with complete independence.