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Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has asked the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention to recognise the arbitrary nature of Congolese journalist Stanis Bujakera Tshiamala's detention in the Democratic Republic of Congo since 8 September...

Following months of delays, the pre-trial of the of investigative journalist known for her involvement in the #MeToo movement is scheduled for 19 September, exactly two years after she was arrested on trumped-up charges.

For the second time in less than two weeks, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has restored access to a blocked news website in Guinea by creating a mirror site. The latest site had been blocked for 12 days as a result of censorship.

RSF welcomes the recent release of independent Vietnamese journalist Mai Phan Loi 18 months before the end of his sentence.

RSF and five other organisations call for the immediate publication of the report by the body tasked with advising the government on implementing the recommendations of the Public Inquiry into the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls for the release of a well-known journalist in the Democratic Republic of Congo who is being held arbitrarily on charges of “spreading false rumours” and “false information”.

Circle 19 for the right to information in China, an independent group of Chinese people and friends of China formed in 2019 and supported by RSF, has adopted a solemn declaration of historic significance during the inaugural symposium organised in Paris.

RSF and the Hold the Line Coalition (HTL) welcome Tuesday’s Regional Trial Court verdict acquitting Nobel laureate Maria Ressa and her news outlet Rappler.