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Less than a week after domestic national security law known as “Article 23” came into effect in Hong Kong, US-funded broadcaster Radio Free Asia announced that it will close its bureau in the territory.

Appollinaire Mewenemesse is pending trial after more than 72 hours in police custody.

Amid the heightened dangers resulting from the war in Gaza, journalists in Lebanon need protective equipment, reliable Internet access and psychological support.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the arrests of five more journalists in Azerbaijan on trumped-up charges of “foreign currency smuggling,” on which they face up to eight years in prison.

Six journalists working for independent media were arrested in Russia in a span of a few hours on 27 and 28 March. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns these arbitrary arrests as a flagrant attempt to silence Russia’s last independent media outlets an

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is creating a network of lawyers who will offer legal assistance to journalists in West Africa in the event of their arrest and will refer cases to regional legal bodies when appropriate.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and the Media Council will hold on 3 April in Tirana a conference on how to tackle the challenges faced by Albanian journalism such as media independence, pluralism and sustainability.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and Guernica 37 Chambers call on the European Union to sanction four high-ranking officers of the Delhi police.

The High Court’s decision to provisionally allow him to appeal his extradition on three grounds represents the final chance for the UK courts to halt his transfer to the US, where he faces life in prison for publishing information in the public interest.