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Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the recent arrest of two journalists by the Myanmar military junta.

RSF hails the promising agreement reached between European Parliament and Council of the EU negotiators on the proposed European Media Freedom Act and, in particular, the withdrawal of a national security exception

On 18 December 2023, Apple Daily founder Jimmy Lai, a symbol of press freedom in Hong Kong, will face trial under national security charges for which he could spend the rest of his life in prison.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) keeps a constant count of the number of journalists all over the world who are killed, detained, held hostage or subjected to enforced disappearance because they are journalists.

After the eight-year rule of Law and Justice, during which Poland fell from 18th to 57th place in the World Press Freedom Index, RSF asks the government of Donald Tusk for comprehensive measures in favour of media freedom.

After blocking access to social media and jamming several radio stations for several weeks, the Guinean authorities have suspended the broadcasting of three TV channels without warning on “national security” grounds.

“A shameless, audacious assertion”: X falsely claims to support RSF

RSF calls on the candidates to the 13 January 2024 presidential election, and all political parties running for the parliamentary election set on the same day, to commit to media reforms.

The parliamentary elections on 17 December provide a new opportunity to implement measures guaranteeing citizens' right to reliable information.