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Seven international media freedom and journalists organisations express dismay over the recent attempts by deputy Slovak Prime Minister Igor Matovič to denigrate the country’s media.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) demands the immediate and unconditional release of Toru Kubota, a Japanese documentary filmmaker who has been sentenced to ten years in prison in Myanmar on charges of sedition and “causing fear”.

Iranian journalists have helped Reporters Without Borders (RSF) to shed light on the workings of the Internet censorship machine built by the Islamic Republic of Iran.

RSF urges the authorities to reverse this decision as soon as possible and allow the media to continue informing the Afghan people, as their basic human rights.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on the Philippine authorities to appoint an independent team of investigators to identify the perpetrators and instigators of the murder of Percival Mabasa.

Attacks on the media have been one of the hallmarks of Jair Bolsonaro’s first term as Brazil’s president. Supported by an increasingly virulent base and backed by disinformation campaigns, he has undermined press freedom and the right to information...

Albanian prosecutors have banned the media from covering issues of public interest. RSF urges the authorities to avoid disproportionate measures and deplores the fact that journalists have been threatened with imprisonment for violating these bans.

RSF and nine other NGOs sent a joint letter to the United States Congress urging them to impose sanctions upon Hong Kong individuals and Chinese regime officials involved in the raids and closure of Apple Daily.

At least 8 journalists were arrested on 21 September during protests in 42 Russian cities against Vladimir Putin’s “partial mobilisation.” RSF condemns this crackdown designed to suppress domestic news coverage that is essential for the Russian public.