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Reporters Without Borders (RSF) urges the Vietnamese regime to release independent journalist Le Huu Minh Tuan who has been in a critical condition as recently stated by his family member.

Ukraine’s year-old media law brings progress, but adjustments are needed

Using its network of local organisations, RSF has responded to the growing need of information professionals with regard to safety, election coverage and fight against disinformation.

South Sudanese authorities have indefinitely banned access to the independent Arabic-language daily Al-Watan offices, after the newspaper published a letter of condolence that they have sent to Israel.

In response to serious accusations about the number of Palestinians journalists killed reported in its 2023 annual round-up, RSF points out that its figures relate to journalists killed in the course of their work or because of their work.

The Assistance Desk of Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has seen a huge surge in requests for help from journalists who have been threatened in connection with their work.

As Sudan’s journalists continue to be trapped in an eight-month-old civil war, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) reminds the two parties to the conflict, the regular army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, that they could be held criminally responsi

RSF calls on Mongolian authorities to release journalist Unurtsetseg Naran. Kept in pre-trial detention since early December, she has been charged with spreading false information after she posted comments critical of the judiciary on social media.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on the authorities in the north of Aleppo governorate to ensure that the police who attacked four reporters covering a protest at the courthouse in the town of Al-Rai are brought to justice.