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Charged with "insult and defamation", Turkish Cypriot journalist Ali Kişmir faces up to ten years in prison for condemning Turkey's interference in Cypriot elections.

A few days ahead of United States President Joe Biden's state visit to Vietnam, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) urges him to address the dire situation of press freedom and the right to information in the country.

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.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on the international community to support independent Russian journalism.

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.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls for the release Elaheh Mohammadi, an Iranian journalist held for the past 11 months for covering the cause of women in Iran.

Ahead of Slovakia’s parliamentary elections on 30 September, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) urges all political parties that support the country’s European Union membership to commit to implementing all European Commission recommendations.

Brice Oligui Nguema, the army general who took power in Gabon in a coup a week ago, has said he intends to help the media to do its job. RSF is publishing ten recommendations on how to effectively respect press freedom in Gabon.

Supporters around the world are encouraged to send letters and cards in solidarity with Zolatava, to be delivered to the Belarusian embassies in several countries on 6 November, Zolatava’s 46th birthday.