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RSF denounces the expansion of the scope of Macau's national security law.

Political unrest and violence in Senegal must not be used as grounds for restricting the right to report the news, says Reporters Without Borders (RSF), condemning a TV channel’s 48-hour suspension, restrictions on access to the Internet and social media.

In the context of a wave of violence in northern Kosovo, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and other international organisations defending media freedom ask the ministry of Interior and the police to immediately establish a safety protocol

Two reports by the European Parliament are calling for the creation of a system for protecting democratic information spaces of precisely the kind devised and recommended by Reporters Without Borders (RSF).

Appalled by the expansion of China’s counter-espionage law, which will enter into force in July and will pose increased threat on journalists and press freedom defenders, RSF call on the international community to put pressure on the regime.

As a result of a criminal complaint by RSF and three other organisations, prosecutors in Munich have charged former CEOs of the FinFisher group with illegally selling surveillance software to authoritarian governments for years.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on Philippine prosecutors to do whatever it takes to identify those behind the contract-style killing of a radio show host as he was leaving his home this morning (31 May) in Calapan City.

The growth of the generative artificial intelligence market led to the proliferation of AI-generated websites that resemble real media sites and are taking ad revenue from them.