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Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is appalled by the mistreatment in detention of two Vietnamese journalists both received heavy sentences in 2021, and urges the authorities to release them immediately.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the illegal destruction of transmitters in Port Harcourt, the capital of southeastern Nigeria’s Rivers State, which has silenced a local radio station and TV channel, thereby restricting access to news...

It aims to obstruct the work of independent journalists and bloggers and will allow a new form of censorship, RSF says.

An Ankara judge has blocked access to the Turkish-language website of the US public broadcaster Voice of America (VOA) at the request of Türkiye’s Radio and Television Supreme Council (RTÜK).

RSF calls for the release of Myanmar photojournalist Sai Zaw Thaike, who was recently sentenced to a 20-year prison sentence, the longest given to a journalist in Myanmar since the military junta regained its power in February 2021.

It was one of Niloofar Hamedi’s photographs that confirmed to the world that Mahsa Amini had died in police custody in Tehran on 16 September 2022. It is because of this photo that this journalist is still in Evin prison a year later.

With a month to go before the start of the trial, RSF calls for the acquittal of the Turkish Cypriot journalist Ali Kişmir.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on the international community to support independent Russian journalism.

RSF calls on Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s government to give clear commitments to protect journalists.