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Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns an Afghan journalist’s trial by a military court and recent illegal and arbitrary arrests of others. The Taliban government has not kept its promise to apply the country’s press law.

RSF and other NGOs ask the Albanian Commissioner for Personal Data Protection to shed light upon the private data breaches and intimidation of at least two journalists who investigated the vetting process of Tirana Chief Prosecutor Elizabeta Imeraj

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns an apparent attempt to murder a TV reporter in northern Sierra Leone’s Kambia District while he and his family were asleep, and calls on the authorities to conduct an immediate investigation.

RSF is pleased to have contributed to the US House and Senate both resolutions on Press Freedom.

On World Press Freedom Day, May 3, civil society organizations draw the attention of public authorities and society to the risks of press freedom violations during this election year in Brazil.

Authorities should stop targeting, prosecuting journalists and online critics for their work.

In Bosnia access to reliable and pluralist news is being jeopardised by financial threats to the Bosnian public radio and TV broadcaster BHRT. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on Bosnia’s central institutions to respect the law and find a solution

The Journalism Trust Initiative is making inroads into the MENA region with Amman-based Community Media Network as the first media outlet to be awarded the JTI Certification, and which Reporters Without Borders is pleased to announce.

Mali’s military junta suspended over-the-air and satellite transmission of RFI and France 24 broadcasts on 17 March after they reported alleged human rights violations by the Malian army and Russian mercenaries.