Our publications

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.

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.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is alarmed by the decline in press freedom in Kenya in the year since William Ruto’s election as president, with an increase in police attacks on reporters during protests and overt government hostility towards the media.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the illegal destruction of transmitters in Port Harcourt, the capital of southeastern Nigeria’s Rivers State, which has silenced a local radio station and TV channel, thereby restricting access to news...

Four months after a reporter was murdered in western Cameroon’s troubled Anglophone region, journalists there are still threatened by both its armed separatists and the central government’s security forces.

RSF calls on the presidential candidates who have just been named by its two main political coalitions to make protecting media personnel a priority in their programmes.

Detained in China for “espionage” since January 2019, Yang Hengjun is denied medical care despite significant health deterioration. RSF urges for the release of Chinese-born Australian political commentator.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns actions designed to intimidate and silence Chad’s most popular news website, Alwihda Info, including an apparent attempt to abduct its publisher and an eight-day suspension by the media regulator.

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.