Disinformation and propaganda

On 5 March, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) officially launched the Svoboda Satellite Package, a pioneering initiative.

Les deepfakes constituent une menace directe pour la réputation des personnes ciblées et pour le droit du public d’accéder à une information fiable et digne de confiance. RSF émet quatre recommandations pour encadrer les deepfakes dangereux.

How can the European Union safeguard our right to reliable news and information ? With 100 days to go to the EU elections, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is proposing a 12-point New Deal for the Right to Information.

The joint undertaking by several tech giants to identify AI-generated content on their platforms is a necessary and positive step, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) says.

After confirming a serious decline in the situation for media during El Salvador's presidential election on 4 February, RSF and seven other human rights organisations call on the country’s authorities to establish safeguards for the right to information.

Just a few days before the Lunar New Year holidays, Beijing strives to intimidate the public with "invitation to drink tea", a common practice of summoning individuals and threatening them with criminal prosecution.

Around 20 journalists were arrested for a few hours on 3 February 2024 while covering a protest near the Kremlin by the wives of men mobilised to fight in Ukraine.

Facebook is celebrating its 20th anniversary on 4 February. The world’s most widely used social media has spawned an online public information arena with no real safeguards against mass disinformation.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) announced today that Jim Phillipoff will head the new Svoboda Satellite project which aims to broadcast independent and pluralistic audio and video content via satellite to Russian speakers everywhere via satellite.