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During a mission to the Philippines earlier this week, RSF and a coalition of international press freedom organisations provided authorities with insights on the hideout of alleged mastermind of a journalist’s assassination 13 years ago.

On February 26, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments from representatives of NetChoice and the states of Florida and Texas about the role of tech platforms in shaping public discourse.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is relieved that a French journalist has been released by the Ethiopian authorities after being held for a week in the capital, Addis Ababa, although he was quickly expelled.

Despite the Iranian government's attempts to show an attitude of reconciliation with the press in the run-up to the 1 March legislative elections, a sinister reality remains, with 15 journalists in prison ahead of election day and many others still active

A London tribunal investigating the alleged surveillance of two journalists in Northern Ireland has heard shocking allegations that police set a trap for the journalists in order to unmask their sources.

Les deepfakes constituent une menace directe pour la réputation des personnes ciblées et pour le droit du public d’accéder à une information fiable et digne de confiance. RSF émet quatre recommandations pour encadrer les deepfakes dangereux.

How can the European Union safeguard our right to reliable news and information ? With 100 days to go to the EU elections, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is proposing a 12-point New Deal for the Right to Information.

The French association Russie-Libertés (“Russia-Freedoms”) has opened a coworking space in Paris for Russian and Russian-speaking exiles to use for civic and anti-war activities.

The experience of Gregory Gondwe, director of the Platform for Investigative Journalism website, shows that investigating corruption can have drastic consequences in Malawi.