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Charged with "insult and defamation", Turkish Cypriot journalist Ali Kişmir faces up to ten years in prison for condemning Turkey's interference in Cypriot elections.

As photojournalist Jang Jin-young is appealing a conviction for travelling to Ukraine “without official authorisation”, RSF urges South Korean authorities to amend without delay a legal provision restricting the rights of journalists to travel

As Amadou Vamoulké, the former director-general of Cameroon’s national radio and TV broadcaster CRTV, completes his seventh year in arbitrary detention today (29 July), Reporters Without Borders (RSF) voices concern about his failing health.

The trial of four Comoran journalists begins on June 22. They have been charged with "defamation and insult" by an executive of the Comoros Radio and Television Office (ORTC).

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls for an immediate and unconditional end to Singapore’s arbitrary, two-week-old blocking of access to Asia Sentinel

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls for a thorough European Commission investigation into evidence that Vivendi, the French conglomerate owned by billionaire Vincent Bolloré, began taking control of French Lagardère group before the Commission approved

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on the Johannesburg high court to overturn the entirety of the gag order it issued preventing South African investigative media outlet amaBhungane from publishing any further articles.

On the first anniversary of British journalist Dom Phillips’ death, which is also World Environment Day, RSF calls for concrete responses from the Brazilian authorities to his murder while he was investigating environmental issues in the Brazilian Amazon.

As a result of a criminal complaint by RSF and three other organisations, prosecutors in Munich have charged former CEOs of the FinFisher group with illegally selling surveillance software to authoritarian governments for years.