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RSF and a coalition of 48 human rights NGOs urge the Chinese government to respect human rights, including freedom of the press, especially in the context of the current protests against the regime’s zero-Covid policy.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has just completed a visit to Pakistan that focused on the issues involved in the protection and safety of journalists in what is one of the world’s deadliest countries for media personnel.

As the Chinese people protest nationwide against the regime’s stringent zero-Covid policy. RSF invites journalists on the ground to refer to the safety resources available on its website (training.rsf.org).

A Reporters Without Borders (RSF) delegation led by secretary-general Christophe Deloire met with The Gambia’s president, Adama Barrow, at his home on 28 November.

RSF warns that Trump’s new threats against American press should be taken seriously and that a federal press shield law is needed to protect the sanctity of journalistic sources.

In order to inspire a change of the legal framework for surveillance, RSF publishes the recommendations it submitted to the government.

uiz Inacio Lula da Silva’s presidential election victory is good news for press freedom in Brazil after Jair Bolsonaro’s nightmarish term as president, says Reporters Without Borders (RSF)

Political parties urged to commit to extensive media freedom reforms in election platforms

Reform is needed to help protect independence of public broadcasters from future attacks.