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Four journalists were brutally attacked or prevented from working by police while covering demonstrations in eastern Nairobi on March 5. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) strongly condemns these attacks.

Three journalists were threatened and prevented from filming the illegal exploitation of agricultural land by miners in western Ghana. One of them was assaulted and his equipment damaged.

On Sunday, 23 February, federal elections will take place in  Germany. The challenges are great: violent attacks against reporters have risen sharply and media professionals and editorial offices are coming under increasing pressure.

Mark Zuckerberg’s recent statements, in which he openly brands journalism and fact-checkers as “biased,” are just the culmination of a long war of attrition against journalism on Facebook.

Two days after 32-year-old freelance journalist Mukesh Chandrakar was reported missing, his body was found on 3 January in a septic tank near the home of Suresh Chandrakar, a building contractor and close relative, who is now under arrest.

More than 70 reporters have been attacked in Georgia — some of them assaulted multiple times — while covering the protests that began three weeks ago.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) announces that Alla Berezovskaya’s membership to the NGO has been cancelled, following her deliberate misuse of the organisation’s name. Berezovskaya works for media outlets in Latvia linked to the Kremlin.

As China recently marked its “National Journalists Day”, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is calling attention to the Chinese regime’s extreme crackdown on press freedom, which threatens the existence of independent journalism.