Articles by Reporters Without Borders (RSF)
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.
Myanmar military junta takes control of broadcast authority to strengthen its grip over media
The amended text now provides for junta cadres to be automatically appointed to the council board.
Argentina: RSF and SembraMedia to offer a JTI Fast Track program for digital publishers
“This program comes at a crucial time for Argentina that elects its new president on 19 November 2023. RSF and SembraMedia share a common vision of a news media sector that thrives because of their ethical journalistic practices.”
RSF and 16 partners unveil Paris Charter on AI and Journalism
“In response to the turmoil that AI has created in the news and information arena, the Charter defines ten key principles for safeguarding the integrity of information and preserving journalism’s social role” – RSF
RSF mobilises support of Media Freedom Coalition to secure release of Stanis Bujakera
Congolese journalist Stanis Bujakera has had his request for provisional release rejected for the fifth time since his imprisonment in September.
Impunity looms one year after Arshad Sharif’s murder in Kenya
During the past year, RSF observed that the various investigations have been marked by opaqueness and lack of cooperation between Kenya and Pakistan.
DRCongo: Stanis Bujakera’s resolve remains strong
Journalist Stanis Bujakera tells RSF that his continued imprisonment puts DRC’s impartiality towards independent media to the test.