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Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls for the charges against two reporters from The Asheville Blade to be dropped.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) hails the release of four Yemeni journalists who were held hostage for eight years by Houthi rebels in Sanaa and had been sentenced to death.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the Moroccan government’s approval of proposed legislation that would replace the National Press Council, a self-regulatory body that gave Morocco’s media a degree of independence. The authorities clearly want to t

An outspoken Vietnamese blogger was sentenced to six years in prison plus two years of probation on a charge of “anti-state propaganda” at the end of a Kafkaesque trial in Hanoi on 12 April.

Newsback, co-signatory with RSF of Pledge No. 22 of the European Union’s Enhanced Code of Practice on Disinformation, is the first online platform to adopt the JTI mechanism for identifying trustworthy news sources.

RSF calls for the release of Chinese political commentator Xu Zhiyong, who was sentenced to 14 years in prison for “subversion”.

Drafted without prior consultation with journalists, Algeria’s proposed new media law, introduces new offences and tough new penalties, and reflects a desire on the part of the government to tighten its grip on the media, says Reporters Without Borders (R

Twitter is now telling its users that National Public Radio, the US public radio broadcaster also known as NPR, is a “state-affiliated media” – in the same way that RT, the former Russia Today, is affiliated to the Russian state.

Two years after Greek crime reporter Giorgos Karaivaz’s murder, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) urges the Greek authorities to ask Europol to help with the investigation, which has ground to a complete halt.