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Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and its partners have published an open letter welcoming the reopened investigation into the dissemination of stolen intimate photos of journalist Emilia Sercan.

On 13 August, former Radio Azatlyk correspondent Khudayberdy Allashov succumbed after eight years of torture and harassment, all because he spent three months working for an independent media.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) sounds the alarm about a disturbing increase in threats and attacks against the media in Ecuador, where it registered at least six cases in the space of a month.

RSF condemns violence against journalists covering the worst civil unrest the UK has seen in a decade.

A third of the victims of Russia’s "foreign agents" law are independent media, which makes them the primary target of this legislation — and highlights their systematic legal persecution.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) urges the authorities to end their persecution of journalists and to provide an explanation for Castro’s disappearance.

Investigative journalist Srishti Jaswal, who infiltrated the groups that cyber-harassed her, spoke to RSF about the tactics of these trolls.

The Myanmar regime is ruthlessly targeting every employee of the independent media Development Media Group and two staff members, Htet Aung and Soe Win Aung, have been falsely accused of supporting terrorist activities and sentenced to 5 years in prison.