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Six journalists and administrators of two Ukrainian Telegram channels have been accused of terrorism and detained by Russian forces in the occupied Zaporizhzhia region. RSF demands their immediate release.

Following a call by RSF and a coalition of NGOs, six major Taiwanese media outlets today have publicly pledged to better take in consideration journalism ethics in their coverage of the January 2024 general election.

With constant Russian shelling, a lack of professional journalists and mental exhaustion, the media in the southeastern city of Kherson are still struggling to exist one year after its liberation by Ukrainian troops.

RSF calls for the release of Le Thach Giang, a Vietnamese political commentator who was recently sentenced to three and a half years in prison for allegedly “abusing democratic freedoms”.

RSF has filed a joint complaint with two French journalists working for the RTS, who were threatened by gendarmes and forced to delete video footage after filming an interview near the Tricastin nuclear power plant on 15 September.

The danger of imprisoned Iranian journalist and Nobel peace laureate Narges Mohammadi dying as a result of her arbitrary detention in Iran

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has referred the arbitrary detention of Stanis Bujakera, a Congolese journalist for whom a provisional release request has just been rejected for the fifth time, to the Media Freedom Coalition (MFC).

Two journalists in Burkina Faso have been conscripted into its army for three months to participate in the country’s fight against terrorism. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns this new way to silence reporters critical of the government.

36 among them are Palestinian reporters killed by Israeli strikes in the Gaza Strip. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls for the protection of those still there.