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RSF and a coalition of 48 human rights NGOs urge the Chinese government to respect human rights, including freedom of the press, especially in the context of the current protests against the regime’s zero-Covid policy.

RSF is concerned by South Korean President Yoon’s recent verbal attacks and discriminatory measures against public broadcaster MBC.

As the Chinese people protest nationwide against the regime’s stringent zero-Covid policy. RSF invites journalists on the ground to refer to the safety resources available on its website (training.ltpszjrkmr.oedi.net).

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the cyber-harassment to which at least four journalists critical of the government have been subjected since the start of November in Mauritius and calls on the authorities to punish those responsible.

Appeal by RSF and unions of sports journalists on eve of kick-off

Around the Barents Sea, one of the world’s richest areas in natural resources, journalism is often a last line of defence for the environment.

Well-known local reporter Atef Al Saidi was fatally shot by a sniper while covering clashes with militants linked to Islamic State in the city of Daraa, in southern Syria.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and its local partner, Journalist in Danger (JED), condemn Reuters correspondent Sonia Rolley’s summary expulsion from the Democratic Republic of Congo...

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the serious threats received by Malian TV journalist Malick Konaté since he helped with a French TV report on the presence in Mali of mercenaries working for the Russian military company Wagner Group.