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Reporters Without Borders (RSF) joins 38 other organisations in condemning the violent arrests of two teams of reporters who were covering a huge deforestation operation in southern Cambodia.

Two Lebanese journalists often targeted by Hezbollah activists in the past have been simultaneously subjected to a new wave of harassment and threats. RSF condemns these intimidation attempts.

RSF is concerned by the appointment of Eddie Cheung as the head of Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK), the territory’s former representative to the European Union, who in his previous position was involved in a smear campaign against international media.

With less than a year to go to presidential and parliamentary elections in Turkey, media and journalists are being threatened by ultra-nationalist politicians. RSF condemns these intimidation attempts and calls on Turkey’s political parties to see reason.

After tracing the sequence of events leading to the tragic death of Aye Kyaw, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) asks UN representatives to investigate the case and call the junta to account.

The governments in the autonomous regions of Syrian and Iraqi Kurdistan have been targeting journalists. RSF calls on the authorities in the two Kurdistans to stop sacrificing media pluralism to political rivalry.

Popular TV news channel ARY News has been taken off the air in most Pakistani cities and its news director, Ammad Yousaf, has been arrested.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is dismayed to learn that Do Cong Duong, a jailed citizen-journalist who had been extremely ill for months, died in detention last week.

RSF condemns the unacceptable targeting of Palestinian journalists while they were covering tension and incidents during the past weekend in Jerusalem against a backdrop of Israel’s bombardment of the Gaza Strip.