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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.

Freelance reporter Myo San Soe’s record 15-year prison sentence on “terrorism” charges constitutes yet another escalation in the terror that Myanmar’s military junta is inflicting on journalists.

RSF deeply regrets the inexplicable decision by Latvia’s electronic media regulator to rescind the licence of the Riga-based independent Russian TV channel Dozhd. The regulator must clarify its reasons for this censorship.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) urges Greece’s parliamentarians to use RSF’s recommendations to amend a proposed law on surveillance that they are due to vote on this week, amid a continuing outcry about the use of Predator spyware against journalists.

Seven month after the murder of the palestinian journalist in Jenin, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has publicly supported in The Hague the complaints filed by its media, Al Jazeera, to the International Criminal Court (ICC).

RSF calls on Latvia’s media regulator not to withdraw the licence of the Latvia-based TV channel – one of the few sources of independent Russian-language reporting by Russian journalists – after it committed several violations of Latvian legislation.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the decision by Burkina Faso’s government to suspend broadcasting by Radio France Internationale (RFI) throughout the country until further notice.

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.

RSF is concerned by South Korean President Yoon’s recent verbal attacks and discriminatory measures against public broadcaster MBC.