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Selon une enquête menée par le Sunday Times et The Bureau of Investigative Journalism, le Qatar est soupçonné d’avoir recruté des hackers pour pirater les comptes emails privés de trois journalistes qui avaient publié des rapports critiquant l'émirat.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the serious threats received by Malian TV journalist Malick Konaté since he helped with a French TV report on the presence in Mali of mercenaries working for the Russian military company Wagner Group.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on Nasser Al-Khelaifi, the Qatari businessman who is PSG’s president and CEO, to stop using such methods to intimidate the media.

Seven international media freedom and journalists organisations express dismay over the recent attempts by deputy Slovak Prime Minister Igor Matovič to denigrate the country’s media.

During the third week of the campaign for Brazil’s two-round presidential election, RSF continued to monitor Twitter and Facebook accounts of journalists, government officials and candidates with the aim of understanding how online hatred against the medi

RSF is monitoring Twitter and Facebook accounts of journalists, government officials and candidates with the aim of understanding how online hatred against the media originates and spreads.

RSF is scrutinising the most widely used offensive and derogatory hashtags, expressions and insults on social media against journalits and the press during Brazilian's presidential election

Fake versions of the front pages of five Senegalese newspapers – replacing the news headlines with political propaganda – have been circulating on social media since 7 July. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns these disinformation attempts.