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Reporters Without Borders (RSF) urges France's broadcasting regulator Arcom to firmly, urgently, and effectively enforce the European Union (EU)’s sanctions against RT.

Russian authorities and pro-Kremlin influencers have been spreading false information from a viral video seemingly produced by the BBC about an alleged Reporters Without Borders (RSF) study on the Nazi tendencies of Ukrainian military personnel.

In the year since Circle 19 for the Right to Information in the People’s Republic of China held its inaugural symposium in collaboration with RSF, the civil society group has compiled a wide range of intellectual and technical resources.

After the United States fell to an unprecedented 55th place in RSF’s World Press Freedom Index in 2024, the next American president must work to strengthen the country’s press freedom record at home and abroad.

Viewing YouTube videos became impossible on 8 August in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian regions of Donetsk, Luhansk and Crimea because the playback speed had been reduced so much.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) urges the Cambodian government to do everything in their power to end the trolling campaign targeting the country’s main exiled media outlets, and to allow these media to operate within the country once again.

Poland’s recent political change is an opportunity to strengthen the right to reliable information both domestically and Europe-wide.

Several recent studies by watchdog organisations have highlighted how chatbots tend to regurgitate disinformation and propaganda, especially from Russian sources.

The European Council has included press freedom and the fight against disinformation in their priorities for the next five years. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) will continue campaigning to ere their decision is translated into concrete progress.