Articles by Reporters Without Borders (RSF)
Morocco’s court of cassation rejects final appeals by two jailed journalists
RSF urges Moroccan authorities to release journalists Soulaimane Raissouni and Omar Radi.
Justice demanded for Burundian journalist Jean Bigirimana
President Évariste Ndayishimiye’s administration is asked to investigate the disappearance of news website reporter Jean Bigirimana, who went missing 7 years ago.
China: An online service to “train” journalists in the regime’s propaganda, a new tool for brainwashing and coercion
The new service is designed to “train” Chinese media professionals in the “Marxist vision of journalism”.
Sudan’s belligerents are targeting journalists
Journalists have been deliberately subjected to physical attacks and arbitrary arrests.
Service Ngardjelaï bears severe scars from his arbitrary 7-month detention
Chadian authorities neglected to inform Service Ngardjelaï that charges against him had been dismissed, 5 months prior to his release.
Spain: Far-right party Vox should stop obstructing journalism ahead of elections
Vox began barring certain media from its headquarters and events during 2019. Since then, it has extended these vetoes, excluding more and more media outlets, journalists and journalists’ associations.
Meta uses unacceptable blackmail threat to oppose Canadian Bill C-18
Just as it did in Australia, Meta is letting the world know that it prefers to remove information rather than pay for the journalistic content it profits from.
France: Journalists attacked during public unrest
At least seven journalists who had been sent to cover protests and riots in the Île-de-France region following the police killing of a teenager were attacked on 29 June.