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Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls for an end to a three-month-old ban on a village in western Azerbaijan where the police have used violence to disperse protests by residents against toxic waste from a gold mine operated by a British company.

RSF and several other media associations call on the French authorities to drop all proceedings against the photo-journalist Yoan Sthul-Jäger, who is being investigating for covering an environmental protest at a cement plant.

On the first anniversary of British journalist Dom Phillips’ death, which is also World Environment Day, RSF calls for concrete responses from the Brazilian authorities to his murder while he was investigating environmental issues in the Brazilian Amazon.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) hails the swift arrest of the real estate lobbyist alleged to have deliberately mown down a journalist who had for months been covering illegal land seizures in connection with a planned refinery in Maharashtra State.

Around the Barents Sea, one of the world’s richest areas in natural resources, journalism is often a last line of defence for the environment.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) joins 38 other organisations in condemning the violent arrests of two teams of reporters who were covering a huge deforestation operation in southern Cambodia.

On 15 June, a detained suspect reportedly confessed to burying British journalist Dom Phillips and Brazilian indigenous communities activist Bruno Pereira, and human remains were found at the search site.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is concerned about an increase in threats to journalists trying to cover illegal logging and deforestation in the Zoka rain forest, in northwestern Uganda’s Adjumani district.