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As the appeal hearing for Mongolian journalist Unurtsetseg Naran — sentenced to prison earlier this year — approaches, RSF is sounding the alarm about a concerning lack of transparency in these legal proceedings.

Two former editors of the now-defunct independent outlet Stand News, Chung Pui-kuen and Patrick Lam, have been sentenced to 21 months and 11 months in prison, respectively, for publishing information deemed seditious by a Hong Kong court.

Malaysia’s highest court has dismissed British journalist Clare Rewcastle Brown’s request to appeal against an abusive defamation case.

Several candidates have been disqualified from Rwanda’s upcoming presidential elections, which will be held on 15 July.

RSF and Guernica 37 Chambers call on the US to sanction Delhi police officers

A court in Malaysia has ordered UK journalist Clare Rewcastle Brown, sentenced in absentia to two years in jail for defamation, to present herself in person if she wants to appeal. RSF calls once again on the judiciary to overturn this abusive sentence.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and a coalition of journalists and NGOs have called on the Malaysian authorities to overturn the conviction in absentia of British investigative journalist Clare Rewcastle Brown.

Following a new government’s installation in Guinea after months of press freedom violations, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) visited the capital, Conakry, to share its press freedom concerns with the new authorities and to express its support...