Technological censorship and surveillance

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) hails the Burundian government’s decision to stop blocking online access to Iwacu, the country’s leading independent news website, after five years.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on Pakistan’s civilian authorities to ensure respect for its citizens' right to journalism that serves the public interest.

Appeal by RSF and unions of sports journalists on eve of kick-off

On the eve of a snap presidential election on 20 November in which Tokayev is certain to be, RSF calls on Kazakhstan’s authorities to respect their international obligations and to guarantee an environment that allows journalists to work freely.

RSF calls on the Greek authorities to quickly carry out an independent investigation into the arbitrary surveillance of 13 journalists and calls on European institutions to impose a moratorium on the use of spyware.

Since the counter-offensive started by the Ukrainian armed forces at the end of August, journalists have reported difficulties in gaining access to some of the liberated areas. The authorities went even further on 13 November and withdrew journalist accre

Selon une enquête menée par le Sunday Times et The Bureau of Investigative Journalism, le Qatar est soupçonné d’avoir recruté des hackers pour pirater les comptes emails privés de trois journalistes qui avaient publié des rapports critiquant l'émirat.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and its local partner, Journalist in Danger (JED), condemn Reuters correspondent Sonia Rolley’s summary expulsion from the Democratic Republic of Congo...

In order to inspire a change of the legal framework for surveillance, RSF publishes the recommendations it submitted to the government.