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Legal framework and justice systemViolence against journalistsReport 06.06.2024 More than 70 obstacles to reporters' work in three years: journalism at a crossroads in Senegal
Violence against journalistsReport 17.04.2024 “Watch out because we’re coming for you”: An RSF report on unprecedented transnational repression of Iranian journalists in the UK
Violence against journalistsReport 14.12.2023 RSF’s 2023 Round-up: 45 journalists killed in the line of duty worldwide – a drop despite the tragedy in Gaza
Legal framework and justice systemViolence against journalistsReport 29.09.2023 Greek authorities failed to investigate journalist murders, find press freedom organizations
Independence and pluralismViolence against journalistsReport 21.09.2023 “Scorched lands of journalism in the Amazon” - RSF report
Violence against journalistsReport 28.04.2023 A journalist was harassed online every three seconds during Brazil’s election campaign