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Following Yesypenko’s six-year prison sentence in February, Russia multiplies fabricated cases for possessing or making explosives in Crimea.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is appalled by the five-year jail term that Vietnam’s authorities quietly imposed on the independent journalist Le Anh Hung after holding him for four years in inhuman conditions.

In the latest case of judicial harassment of Tamil journalists in Sri Lanka, two reporters are to be interrogated on suspicion of “terrorism” in the next few days.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has asked France’s broadcasting regulator, ARCOM, to order French TV satellite operator Eutelsat to stop carrying three Russian TV channels that are spearheads of the Kremlin’s war propaganda.

The chaotic situation in Libya in recent years has made the country extremely dangerous for journalists and media outlets, says Reporters Without Borders (RSF). Press freedom, which was non-existent under Muammar Gaddafi, has improved little since his ove

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is urging the authorities to undertake a speedy and transparent investigation.

As the trial opens in the murder case of journalist Güngör Arslan, RSF calls on the Turkish judiciary to shed light on this horrific crime and ensure all perpetrators are held to account.

The editor of the independent Egyptian newspaper Mada Masr and three of its reporters are currently being held for questioning by prosecutors in Cairo.

During the third week of the campaign for Brazil’s two-round presidential election, RSF continued to monitor Twitter and Facebook accounts of journalists, government officials and candidates with the aim of understanding how online hatred against the medi