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Following the publication of an investigation revealing links between a Ukrainian businessman and Russia, the Ukrainian investigative media Slidstvo.info is the target of a defamation complaint and is facing manipulation of the judicial process.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is alarmed by the continuing persecution of journalists in Ethiopia.

Around 20 supporters of Ghana’s ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) burst into a TV channel studio in the capital, Accra, and interrupted a show being broadcast live. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on the authorities to establish who was responsible.

In a joint submission to a United Nations human rights panel, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on the Socialist Republic of Vietnam to release all journalists and press freedom defenders it detains.

Freelance journalist Majid "Jimmy" Hyderi is now detained under the Public Safety Act (PSA) in Jammu and Kashmir.

RSF condemns these crimes and calls on all parties to ensure that journalists are protected in accordance with UN Security Council Resolution 2222.

Ahead of the general election on 15 October, RSF publishes 15 press freedom recommendations drafted in cooperation with Polish experts and media.

RSF urged the bipartisan US Senate delegation to China to address the dire press freedom situation during their trip to the country, and called on the Congress to step up pressure on the Chinese authorities to obtain the release of jailed journalists.

RSF and other press freedom organisations call on the Latvian government to reconsider their proposal and launch an open debate in the interests of safeguarding media freedom.