Articles by Reporters Without Borders (RSF)
Taiwan’s general elections: RSF urges candidates to strengthen the country’s media sector against disinformation
One month ahead of the general elections, RSF calls on all candidates and political parties to endorse and promote a political agenda in support of independent journalism.
RSF records drop in number of journalists killed in line of duty
In the year to 1 December 2023, RSF recorded 45 journalists killed worldwide in the course of their work, the lowest number since 2002.
RSF sounds alarm about incoming Argentine President’s hostility to news media
“[Milei] uses a discourse that is openly hostile to journalism and is taken up and amplified by his supporters on social media. This strategy aims to discredit media and journalists that are critical of his policies” – RSF
Fair trial unlikely for Congolese journalist Stanis Bujakera
A bogus expert report and disturbing comments by DRC’s president points to an undeniable conviction for journalist Stanis Bujakera.
Azerbaijan: Six journalists arrested in two weeks
The hunt for journalists from the few remaining independent media operating in Azerbaijan continues.
Abdoul Aziz Djibrilla – killed in his prime!
The murder of Abdoul Aziz Djibrilla and abduction of Saleck Ag Jiddou and Moustapha Koné is an indciation of how journalists in the Sahel region are constantly at risk.
Radio stations jammed, social media blocked in Guinea
Independent radio stations in Guinea are being blocked and social media sites are only accessible via a VPN.
DRC electoral landscape heats up
As election draws closer threats and violence against journalists in Nord-Kivu province are on the rise.