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The Iranian authorities' recent efforts to suppress journalists are extremely concerning. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on the Iranian authorities to stop the crackdown on journalists and to release those detained.

On Friday, Reporters Without Borders signed the letter by the Association for Freedom of Thought and Expression, as a renewed call for the immediate and unconditional release of the blogger Mohamed Oxygen.

At least 8 journalists were arrested on 21 September during protests in 42 Russian cities against Vladimir Putin’s “partial mobilisation.” RSF condemns this crackdown designed to suppress domestic news coverage that is essential for the Russian public.

Several journalists have been arrested in Iran amid a wave of protests about Mahsa Amini’s death in detention after her arrest by the morality police. RSF calls for their immediate release and condemns the surge in violations of the right to information.

RSF calls on Azerbaijan to end online harassment of Swedish journalist

The brothers of two Bangladeshi expatriate journalists who are critical of the government have been arrested in the past few weeks without any warrant. These arrests constitute grave press freedom violations, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) says.

RSF calls on Serbia’s Media Regulator to comply with legal requirements when allocating a new 5th frequency since the 4 existing frequencies were awarded to pro-government channels.

On the occasion of the second Summit for Information and Democracy organized on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, the United States announced that it would join the initiative launched by RSF in 2018.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has joined a group of more than 30 Tunisian and international organisations in calling for the withdrawal of Decree-Law 2022-54 on "combating offences against information and communication systems". A law that threatens pre