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Three months after anti-corruption journalist Duong Van Thai’s kidnapping in Thailand, the Vietnamese regime has officially charged him with "propaganda against the state".

RSF hails the determination of the journalists at the French Sunday newspaper JDD, who begin on 24 July their 32nd consecutive day on strike in defence of journalistic values, making this one of the longest French media strikes since 1975.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) urges Jordan’s parliament to reject the draconian, government-backed cybercrime bill that it has been discussing since 15 July, which would probably impact journalists’ work negatively and restrict their freedom to report

Condamnée à 7 ans de prison dans un procès monté de toutes pièces en 2022, la journaliste Iryna Danilovytch, fortement fragilisée physiquement par plus d’un an de détention, va être transférée de Crimée en Russie.

The ban is clearly designed to cut this troubled region off from the rest of the world, says RSF.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns an Algerian criminal court’s decision to fine Mustapha Bendjama, a journalist based in the eastern city of Annaba, for reporting a flagrant violation of Covid lockdown rules in 2020.

Seven years after a news website reporter disappeared in Burundi on 22 July 2016, his family and colleagues continue to demand truth and justice.

A few days before the Cambodian presidential election, the government has ordered the suspension of online media outlets Cambodia Daily, Radio Free Asia and Kamnotra.

As the Turkish government conducts a new wave of expulsions of refugees, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) warns that many Syrian journalists are liable to be jailed, abducted or even killed if they are sent back to Syria. Turkiye must protect them, RSF say