Articles by Reporters Without Borders (RSF)
Ailing magazine editor Raymond Malonga remains in detention
Despite being seriously ill, Raymond Malonga continues to be held illegally by authorities in Brazzaville.
RSF files criminal complaint in Germany against Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman and others
The complaint details a litany of crimes against humanity committed against 35 journalists in Saudi Arabia, including that of murdered Saudi columnist Jamal Khashoggi.
Freelance journalist Jamal Farah Adan gunned down in the street in central Somalia
Freelance radio journalist Jamal Farah Adan received numerous threats following his reports on Al-Shabaab prior to being gunned down by unknown assailants.
Sports journalist sentenced to 6 months for defaming football head in Guinea
Sports journalist Ibrahima Sadio Bah has been sentenced to 6 months in prison, even though Guinea decriminalised defamation in 2010.
Journalist Nanou Kazaku shot while covering protest
Radio journalist Nanou Kazaku undergoes emergency surgery after being shot while covering a protest in Goma in the DRC.
Hitman gets 15 years for murdering Daphne Caruana Galizia, three others arrested for supplying the bomb
“These latest developments represent nascent steps towards justice for the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia; however, this progress is long overdue, calling into question why it has taken more than three years to get to this point” – RSF.
Journalist attacked by police dog while covering protest
Radio journalist Alfredo Kuito is hospitalised after Angolan police unleash dogs on protesters in Ondijva.
Vietnamese magazine reporter held for “abusing democratic freedoms”
Phan Bui Bao Thy, a state-owned magazine bureau chief in Vietnam’s central province of Quang Tri, was arrested on a charge of “abusing democratic freedoms” for accusing local leaders of corruption in Facebook posts.