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Three journalists were threatened and prevented from filming the illegal exploitation of agricultural land by miners in western Ghana. One of them was assaulted and his equipment damaged.

RSF priority campaigns raise awareness among decision-makers and the public around key issues facing press freedom and the right to reliable information.

Complaints concerning the surveillance of Francesco Cancellato, editor-in-chief of the investigative outlet FanPage, and several activists continue to multiply — yet the response from the Italian government remains inconsistent and confusing. 

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) urgently calls on the international community to intervene and demands Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo’s regime end their persecution of the press.

More than 150 days after the British-Egyptian blogger completed his jail sentence, and as his mother lies close to death in a London hospital, RSF calls on the Egyptian authorities to release him immediately.

The Taliban authorities are tightening their grip on the dissemination of information in Afghanistan.

Repression against independent voices is intensifying in Tajikistan ahead of the parliamentary elections on 2 March in which there are no real opposition candidates. The latest victim, Rukhshona Khakimova, is awaiting her appeal trial.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is appalled by the two-and-a-half-year prison sentence handed down to independent journalist Huy Duc, who has been found guilty of "abusing democratic freedoms”.

Emboldened by Donald Trump's toxic rhetoric and freezing of US foreign aid, the pressure exerted by the Serbian government on the media has reached a level not seen since the 1990s.