Articles by Reporters Without Borders (RSF)
Republic of Congo’s state television asked to reinstate broadcaster Rocil Otouna
The Republic of Congo’s media regulator has accused the state TV oversight body of exceeding its authority and has recommended that the suspension of TV broadcaster Rocil Otouna be lifted.
eSwatini authorities persecuting editor and journalists
Eugene Dube, the editor of the popular news site “Swati Newsweek”, and two journalists are being hounded by authorities for stories critical of King Mswati.
Fiji authorities reminded about press freedom’s importance in tackling COVID-19
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) criticized the op-ed by the Fiji Military Forces chief of staff who argued that freedom of speech and freedom of the press can be stifled in times of national emergencies.
Mozambican journalist Ibraimo Abu Mbaruco allegedly abducted
Reporters Without Borders plead with Mozambican authorities to share information on the whereabouts of journalist Ibraimo Abu Mbaruco, allegedly abducted by soldiers in early April from the restive province of Cabo Delgado.
RSF 2020 World Press Freedom Index: Coming decade will be decisive for the future of journalism
“The coronavirus pandemic illustrates the negative factors threatening the right to reliable information, and is itself an exacerbating factor. What will freedom of information, pluralism and reliability look like in 2030? The answer to that question is being determined today.”
European Commission must guarantee the safety of Slovenian journalist Blaž Zgaga
Rights groups appeal to the European Commission after Slovenian officials initiated a wave of threats and harassment targeting Zgaga. Ruling party supporters have since branded the journalist an “enemy of the state”.
Press freedom in Sudan still in transition
Changes in Sudan’s media landscape are insignificant and despite the installation of a civilian-led government, the remnants of Bashir’s 30 years of dictatorial rule linger on.
Europe fails to shield its journalists against abuse during the COVID-19 crisis
With journalists facing arrests, attacks and harassment while covering the COVID-19 pandemic, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on national and European institutions to protect the media.