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Fifteen journalists and media outlets from around the world have been shortlisted for the 30th annual Press Freedom Prize that Reporters Without Borders (RSF) awards in three categories – journalistic courage, impact and independence.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns Senegalese investigative reporter Pape Alé Niang’s detention on disproportionate charges that include endangering national security...

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and its local partner, Journalist in Danger (JED), condemn Reuters correspondent Sonia Rolley’s summary expulsion from the Democratic Republic of Congo...

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the serious threats received by Malian TV journalist Malick Konaté since he helped with a French TV report on the presence in Mali of mercenaries working for the Russian military company Wagner Group.

As the Iranian regime continues its crackdown on the protests initiated by Mahsa Amini's death, almost half of all newly arrested journalists are women, including two who are facing the death penalty.

Two weeks after well-known Pakistani TV news anchor Arshad Sharif was shot dead in a car near Nairobi, Reporters Without

Following the closure of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation’s Beijing (CBC) office this month, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) urges the Chinese regime to put an end to its policy of visa weaponisation against journalists and foreign correspondents.

As the climate has not one been one of its priorities, the Egyptian government has not harassed environmental journalists with any particular assiduity in the past, but they risk becoming targets now that Egypt is hosting the UN’s COP 27 from 6 November.

RSF calls for the immediate release of Younis Abdulsalam, a journalist who disappeared in August 2021 in Sanaa, in the northern part of Yemen that is controlled by Houthi rebels. The Houthi intelligence services now acknowledge holding him.