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Three months after anti-corruption journalist Duong Van Thai’s kidnapping in Thailand, the Vietnamese regime has officially charged him with "propaganda against the state".

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) urges Jordan’s parliament to reject the draconian, government-backed cybercrime bill that it has been discussing since 15 July, which would probably impact journalists’ work negatively and restrict their freedom to report

A few days before the Cambodian presidential election, the government has ordered the suspension of online media outlets Cambodia Daily, Radio Free Asia and Kamnotra.

In a submission to a United Nations human rights panel, RSF calls on the People’s Republic of China to release all media professionals and press freedom defenders it detains

RSF calls on the Chinese authorities to reverse their recent decision to ban Health Insight, a popular media available on social media platforms.

RSF alerts on a new threat to press freedom in China: a new smartphone service designed to "train" and even evaluate journalists on the regime's propaganda.

In two separate reports released this week, the Hong Kong Journalists’ Association (HKJA) and the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Hong Kong (FCCHK) both indicate the deteriorating environment for journalists and press freedom in the territory. 

As the campaign for Spain’s parliamentary elections gets underway, RSF calls on Vox to withdraw the vetoes it has imposed on certain media and journalists for the past four years and instead to comply with Spanish legislation.

A journalist has endured seven months of ordeal in the maximum security prison of Koro Toro in the north of the country, more than 600 km from the capital N'Djamena. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) strongly condemns this arbitrary and abusive detention...