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RSF calls for the release of Lü Hua, the manager of Chinese news website Hubei New Perspective, who went missing four months ago after publishing an investigation on corruption, and whose detention was recently revealed.

Against the background of growing repression of the LGBT community in Lebanon, two draft laws targeting the media threaten to criminalise the “promotion of sexual deviance”.

One month after the coup in Niger, breaches of press freedom are causing grave concern. African news professionals, mobilized by RSF, are publishing an appeal to Niger’s CNSP calling for respect for press freedom in the country.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the Gabonese government’s refusal to issue any press accreditation to foreign reporters who wanted to cover the general elections on 26 August.

As six-year mark reached with no justice for Christopher Allen’s killing in South Sudan, RSF urges US to lead investigation

Although the DSA will not take effect for most service providers until next February, enforcement begins on 25 August for major platforms. RSF offers its recommendations for the most determined and ambitious enforcement possible.

Meta has cut off access to news content in Facebook and Instagram in Canada since 1 August in a show of discontent with the passage of Bill C-18, which would force it to pay media publishers

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on the Bangladeshi authorities to prosecute those responsible for injuring reporters during last week’s violent protests and to drop all charges against journalists

RSF denounces the Kafkaesque situation experienced by Swiss freelance photojournalist Marc Progin, prosecuted over the past four years.