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Following an unprecedented global call for the release of Jimmy Lai launched on 16 May by RSF and 116 media leaders from around the world, the Hong Kong government responded with a statement threatening those who “interfere with the judicial proceedings”.

The unprecedented five-year jail sentence that a Tunis appeal court has passed on a radio reporter sends a “terrifying” message to Tunisia’s media, says Reporters Without Borders (RSF), voicing its full support for the reporter, who remains free pending a

Exactly one year after opening its Press Freedom Centre in the Ukrainian capital, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) held a press conference in Kyiv today (17 May) to unveil a road map for strengthening journalism in Ukraine.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is alarmed to see that the Islamic Republic of Iran has resumed its heavy-handed arrests of journalists after a brief respite.

Prominent media leaders from around the world have joined RSF in signing an unprecedented joint statement expressing support for detained Apple Daily founder and publisher Jimmy Lai in Hong Kong, and calling for his immediate release.

During an event that Agence France-Presse organised on 15 May in the Ukrainian capital, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) announced that it is about to file its eighth complaint about Russian war crimes against journalists.

The call for applications for the “Lucas Dolega-SAIF” RSF Photo Prize opens today, 15 May, and will continue for one month.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls for a strong political, administrative and judicial response to the surge in police violence against journalists in France.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on European Union member states and MEPs to amend the proposed European Media Freedom Act (EMFA) so that it effectively safeguards the right to reliable news and information