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The brutal killing of the Washington Post columnist in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul shocked the world in 2018. Five years later, none of his assassins faced true accountability, and Saudi Arabia is back to the center of the world political stage.

On International Day for Universal Access to Information, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) sounds the alarm about a disturbing trend in sub-Saharan Africa – the blocking of access to news websites and often the entire Internet.

Eight international organisations call on the Government and Prime Minister to show political courage and urgently take specific measures aimed at improving the climate for independent journalism and salvaging press freedom.

several defenders of journalism are launching a crucial appeal to the Pakistani political parties involved in the election campaign to commit to concrete measures in favour of press freedom.

The recent sentencing to five days in prison of Ronson Chan, Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA) chairman, for allegedly obstructing a police officer is appalling.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on Burkina Faso’s military junta to stop restricting press freedom and to respect the people’s right to news and information after the French news magazine Jeune Afrique became the latest media outlet to be suspended

As part of its work on a charter regulating the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the media, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is inviting contributions from the media and civil society organisations, above all those specialising in the media.

RSF hails the commitment of several Slovak political parties – including a frontrunner in the polls – to strengthen media freedom in response to its call launched ahead of the parliamentary election.

This is the first batch of beneficiaries of Reporters Without Borders’ Journalism Trust Initiative (JTI) Emergency Protocol, deployed in Ukraine for the first time ever in partnership with NewsGuard, which also rated these sites for their trustworthiness.