Articles by Reporters Without Borders (RSF)
Canada: RSF warns of dangerous precedent in charges against journalist Brandi Morin
It is bad enough that police arrested a journalist for doing her job, but it is outrageous that prosecutors even considered pursuing the charges against Brandi Morin, said RSF.
Poland: Journalist Pablo González passes second anniversary in pre-trial detention
González was arrested in February 2022 while covering the humanitarian crisis on the Polish-Ukrainian border shortly after Russia’s invasion. He is accused of espionage and is the only journalist behind bars in the EU.
RSF facilitate DRC media to connect at all costs
Through a strategic intervention, nine media outlets and journalists’ associations will be able to access the internet even if local operators disrupt online services.
Twelve common misconceptions about Julian Assange
Ahead of the upcoming UK High Court hearing in the extradition proceedings against Julian Assange, Reporters Without Borders examines 12 of the common misconceptions about the US government’s case against him.
Guatemala: RSF advocacy mission highlights urgent need for the release of Jose Rubén Zamora as a priority for the new government
The imprisonment of journalist and founder of the newspaper ‘elPeriódico’, Jose Rubén Zamora – also a 2023 laureate of RSF’s Press Freedom Prize – has become a flagrant and unavoidable emblem of the press freedom situation in Guatemala.
Over 100 journalists targeted during Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Reporters Without Borders has documented more than 50 attacks on over 100 journalists who have been killed, injured, kidnapped, taken hostage, tortured or caught up in bombings.
Serious decline in press freedom in El Salvador: RSF and its partners call on national authorities to safeguard right to information
Signatories call on El Salvador’s authorities to respect and protect press freedom and, in particular, to establish favourable and safe long-term conditions guaranteeing the ability of journalists to work freely.
“Invitation to tea”: Chinese regime’s Orwellian threat to journalists
An “invitation to tea” is a summon by authorities often followed by criminal proceedings or arbitrary detention.