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Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the total media blackout imposed on events during Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi’s ten-day tour of Pacific island countries.

The administration has approved a bill that threatens journalists with arbitrary prosecution. RSF urges the local parliament to reject it and instead prefer European methods for promoting reliable information over Turkey's repressive ones.

RSF calls on the European Commission, which is drafting a European Media Freedom Act, to be ambitious in its efforts to safeguard and ensure respect for this fundamental freedom at a time when it faces increased threats and unprecedented challenges.

Appalled by French reporter Frédéric Leclerc-Imhoff’s death yesterday in Ukraine, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls for as transparent as possible an investigation into the circumstances of his death.

RSF urges the United Nations to stop its discriminatory practices against Taiwanese journalists, notably at the World Health Assembly.

RSF has registered more than 50 attacks against journalists and media that qualify as war crimes and show an all-out war on news and information. RSF has just filed a fifth complaint with the ICC and with Ukraine's prosecutor general.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the latest cases of threatening and aggressive behaviour towards journalists in Burkina Faso – death threats by a sports official and use of physical violence by a member of the prime minister's security.

The imprisoned Moroccan journalist was subjected to a surprise transfer, during which his documents were torn up, and after which he was placed in solitary confinement. RSF denounces these methods, violating the rights of a journalist in detention.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the arbitrary detention of two European journalists who were researching a story on the Yazidi community in northern Iraq and ended up being held for a month without any official charge.