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Five years after the passing of Chinese Nobel Peace Prize and RSF Award laureate Liu Xiaobo, RSF publishes a list of 15 press freedom defenders who are in danger of losing their lives

After the unacceptable police violence against eight News First TV employees during last weekend’s protests in Colombo, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on the Sri Lankan authorities to allow journalists to work with complete independence.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns a wave of abuses against journalists in Liberia since late June in which an investigative reporter has received a one-month jail sentence and three journalists were attacked in the space of two days.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on the authorities in Uzbekistan to let Lolagul Kallykhanova, a journalist held incommunicado since 1 July, receive visits from her family and an independent lawyer, to detail what she is charged with.

On the fifth anniversary of the passing of Nobel Peace Prize and press freedom defender Liu Xiaobo, who died of au untreated cancer while in detention, RSF calls on the international community to finally step up pressure on the regime

These journalists are being denied medical care despite being ill and despite being badly affected physically and psychologically.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on the Turkish agency in charge of allocating state advertising to adopt objective and democratic criteria so that its allocation ceases to be used to deprive critical media outlets of advertising revenue.

As a member of the Hold The Line (HTL) Coalition Steering Committee, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the Philippine Court of Appeals’ decision to uphold the conviction of Nobel Laureate Maria Ressa and former Rappler researcher Rey Santos Jr.

Aung San Lin, reporter for the Democratic Voice of Burma (DVB), was sentenced on Thursday 7 July to a harsh prison sentence for "acts of terrorism" and spreading "false news".