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Since the Kremlin launched its invasion of Ukraine, between 1,500 to 1,800 Russian journalists were forced into exile

In Guinea, several independent radio stations are being jammed and social media cannot be accessed without a VPN, says Reporters Without Borders (RSF).

Journalists Loïc Lawson and Anani Sossou have been held for more than a week in Lomé civil prison following an erroneous publication on social networks. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns this abusive deprivation of liberty...

The development of artificial intelligence has made it possible to quickly create extremely convincing fake representations of well-known persons or journalists.

The first of its kind, the Paris Charter on AI and Journalism defines ethics and principles that journalists, newsrooms and media outlets around the world will be able to appropriate and apply in their work with artificial intelligence.

Six journalists and administrators of two Ukrainian Telegram channels have been accused of terrorism and detained by Russian forces in the occupied Zaporizhzhia region. RSF demands their immediate release.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on the European Union to strengthen safeguards for the right to reliable news and information in its future Artificial Intelligence Act (or AI Act), now in the final stage of being negotiated.

Samira Sabou's relatives still have no news of the journalist, who was arrested at her home more than 3 days ago by persons claiming to be members of the police force.

On International Day for Universal Access to Information, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) sounds the alarm about a disturbing trend in sub-Saharan Africa – the blocking of access to news websites and often the entire Internet.