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Le journaliste indépendant cambodgien Mech Dara, connu pour ses reportages sur le trafic d'êtres humains, a récemment été arrêté par la police militaire. Reporters sans frontières (RSF) appelle les autorités cambodgiennes à le libérer immédiatement.

Barely a month after journalist Amadou Vamoulké was sentenced to 20 years in prison, freelance reporter Kingsley Fumunyuy Njoka, who has been in pre-trial detention for over four years, was sentenced to ten years in prison...

Following the release of the “Bonus Eventus Files”, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the collection and misuse of environmental journalists’ personal information fuel slander campaigns orchestrated by the agrochemical industry.

Alors que l’Ouzbékistan s’apprête à organiser le 27 octobre des “élections” législatives, qui n’ont jamais été libres depuis l’indépendance du pays en 1991, toute critique du régime reste risquée, comme l’illustre le cas d’Otabek Sattoriy.

RSF calls on all UK political parties to stop restricting media access to major political gatherings.

A viral hoax spread by Republican Vice Presidential candidate J.D. Vance has led to an outburst of violent threats against Haitian immigrants, including journalists from The Haitian Times.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) urges France's broadcasting regulator Arcom to firmly, urgently, and effectively enforce the European Union (EU)’s sanctions against RT.

Thanks to the Serbian government’s grip on the media and favourable political environment, RT – formerly Russia Today – uses its Belgrade office to adapt the Kremlin's narratives before disseminating them across southeastern Europe.

As part of The Propaganda Monitor project, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) spoke to Vladimir Rouvinski, an expert on Russian influence in Latin America, to better understand how RT operates.