Of the 137 journalists currently reported missing worldwide, at least one-third are victims of enforced disappearances.
Exactly two years ago, Chinese journalist Zhang Zhan was arrested for a second time for reporting on human rights abuses in ...
Serbia: RSF raises alarm about growing number of exiled journalists, unparalleled in EU-Balkans zone
Balkans zone where journalists have had to leave for reasons connected to their work. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls ...
Journalists covering the student protests in the capital, New Delhi, in late July, faced a series of obstacles: real-time ...
At least eight journalists were assaulted and media vehicles vandalised while they were covering an opposition rally on ...
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) contributed to Hungary’s public consultation on the future of its public service media.
Internet outages, the blockage of Al Jazeera, the arrest of journalists, travel restrictions imposed on foreign reporters, ...
Canada's Online News Act is at risk of becoming a casualty of contentious trade negotiations between Washington and Ottawa.
Over the past decade, Beijing has ramped up its media presence in Türkiye, which is home to a large diaspora of Uyghurs, a ...
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has joined four Brazilian organisations in calling for judicial intervention over social ...
What is it like to be a solutions journalist in wartime? For more than four years, coverage of Ukraine has largely been ...
Ahead of Kazakhstan’s parliamentary elections this Sunday, 23 August, the conviction of Amir Kasenov, founder and ...
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