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Lutfiye Zudiyeva, journaliste tatar de Crimée, est l’une des dernières voix indépendantes à documenter les effets de l’occupation russe depuis la péninsule, envahie par Moscou en 2014.

Azerbaijani authorities have recently revoked the accreditation of several journalists from foreign outlets, citing a false argument of "reciprocity."

The first hearing in Sandra Muhoza's appeal was due to take place on 4 March, but has been postponed without justification. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) repeats its call for the immediate release of the Burundian journalist.

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.

Since the beginning of February, serious attacks on journalists have been on the rise, including baton beatings and attacks by hammer and knife.

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.

Anas Alkharboutli, photojournalist for the German news agency DPA, was killed in a bombardment near Hama on 4 December. Mustafa al-Kurdi, correspondent for the Turkish media TRT, was shot dead by loyalist soldiers on 30 November in Aleppo.

The 32nd edition of RSF’s Press Freedom Awards took place on 3 December 2024 in Washington, DC.