Reporters Without Borders (RSF)

Israel is using every possible method to try to silence “Al Jazeera” for its coverage of the reality of the fate of Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza since 7 October.

“Iranian journalists working in London have long lived under the shadow of a potential attack, but for this to happen in a residential street in broad daylight is deeply shocking” – RSF

One arrested journalist, Konstantin Zharov, was beaten by police and threatened with sexual violence. Accused of “disobeying the police,” he is facing a possible fine and up to 15 days in detention.

With the majority of Somalia’s newly appointed media council made up of allies, the body is highly susceptible to government and political interference.

Just two lines in the proposed electronic communications bill can change the fate of journalists in the Ivory Coast.

The conviction of Stanis Bujakera is a travesty of justice, as the evidence used to imprison him was fabricated.

Despite being forced into exile “L’Alternative” editorial team remain committed to delivering their trademark investigative journalism.

RSF’s Operation Collateral Freedom is currently enabling the websites of more than 100 media outlets in 32 countries to circumvent censorship – an increase of 20% in the last year.