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RSF’s 2024 Round-up: journalism pays an exorbitant human price in conflicts and repressive regimes

The Reporters Without Borders (RSF) 2024 Round-up reveals an alarming intensification of attacks on journalists — especially in conflict zones, where over half of the news professionals who lost their lives this year perished.

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Georgia: the violence against reporters covering protests has been met with shocking impunity

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Syria: RSF calls for Bashar al-Assad to be prosecuted for the murder of 181 journalists since the 2011 revolution

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“Without borders but never without you”: RSF launches a donations campaign to defend the right to information

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Killed since 1st January 2024

54 journalists

2 media workers

56

Detained as of today

528 journalists

25 media workers

553

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Journalism Trust Initiative

The JTI is a self-regulatory mechanism designed to promote reliable news and information sources in an online environment in which difference kinds of content (including propaganda, advertising, opinion and journalism) are in direct competition.

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Information & Democracy

The International Information & Democracy Initiative aims to establish safeguards for freedom
of opinion and expression in the global online information and communication space

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Collateral freedom

Operation #CollateralFreedom enables news sites to evade online censorship
by means of the creation of mirror sites.

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Digital space and democracy Independence and pluralism News

20.12.2024

Chad: After a ban on broadcasting audiovisual content, RSF calls on the HAMA to regulate the media rather than restrict it

Online media outlets in Chad have been banned from broadcasting audiovisual content since 4 December, at a time when the country is gearing up for elections. The decision has provoked an outcry from the media community.

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20.12.2024

RSF condemns the Israeli army's mass assault on journalists in northern and central Gaza

On 14 and 15 December, the Israeli army murdered three media professionals in northern Gaza and the central Gaza Strip. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns a continuation of the war crimes committed by Israel.

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20.12.2024

Afghanistan: press freedom at its lowest point as Taliban closed 12 media outlets in less than a year

Seven employees of Arezo TV, the latest station to be silenced, are currently detained in Kabul. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on the authorities to release these journalists immediately and condemns these unacceptable closures.

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Models and good practices Report

USA: RSF report shows press freedom shortcomings in key swing states ahead of 2024 election

Independence and pluralism Violence against journalists Report

Voices heard but repressed: RSF’s new report “Journalism in The #MeToo Era” calls for increased support for journalists covering gender violence and women’s rights

Independence and pluralism Media sustainability Report

RSF’s new report calls for the creation of a fund to rebuild Ukraine’s media landscape

Media sustainability Report

Afghanistan: RSF calls for continued support for media in exile, essential sources of information in the face of censorship in the country

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Legal framework and justice system Violence against journalists Report

More than 70 obstacles to reporters' work in three years: journalism at a crossroads in Senegal

Independence and pluralism Violence against journalists Report

“Scorched lands of journalism in the Amazon” - RSF report

Legal framework and justice system Violence against journalists Report

Protection mechanisms: RSF report analyses journalist safety programs in five Latin American countries

Technological censorship and surveillance Disinformation and propaganda Digital space and democracy Independence and pluralism Media sustainability Report

New report on Russian media in exile: RSF calls for increased support amid unprecedented digital repression

Violence against journalists Report

“Watch out because we’re coming for you”: An RSF report on unprecedented transnational repression of Iranian journalists in the UK

Violence against journalists Report

RSF’s 2023 Round-up: 45 journalists killed in the line of duty worldwide – a drop despite the tragedy in Gaza

Legal framework and justice system Violence against journalists Report

Greek authorities failed to investigate journalist murders, find press freedom organizations

Violence against journalists Report

A journalist was harassed online every three seconds during Brazil’s election campaign

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