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No other 21st century war has begun in such a deadly manner for reporters.

No investigation has yet been opened into the death of a Sudanese woman journalist who was run down by a vehicle of the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces 20 days ago, on 10 October

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns an attack by ruling party activists on a provincial radio station in Sierra Leone in which five journalists were injured and much of its equipment was destroyed.

RSF has released a video reconstruction of the tragedy that resulted in the death of one journalist and the injury of several others. The initial findings of the investigation show that the reporters were not collateral victims of the shooting.

RSF and other media freedom organizations condemn the negligent and error-strewn investigation into the crimes committed against investigative journalist Emilia Sercan.

After meeting with Bulgarian Prime Minister Nikolay Denkov in Brussels on 26 October, RSF hails his willingness and commitment to strengthen media freedom and the right to information.

RSF calls for the immediate release of political commentator Guo Feixiong. Detained in a Chinese prison since December 2021, he has been on a hunger strike for several months to protest against his detention conditions.

Since becoming Twitter’s official owner on 27 October 2022, self-proclaimed free-speech defender Elon Musk has transformed the social media now called X into a sanctuary for disinformation.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns a night-time attack by around 100 armed individuals on the headquarters of New Dawn, Liberia’s leading privately-owned newspaper, in which two employees were injured.