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Two months before presidential and parliamentary elections on 23 August, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) urges Zimbabwe to abandon a proposed “sovereignty and national interest” law that poses a major threat to journalism.

In a joint report published on the eve of Guatemala’s presidential elections on 25 June, RSF and nine other organisations denounce a policy of terror and persecution of the country’s journalists that will prevent them from covering the elections properly.

RSF calls on EU member states and MEPs to reverse a provision in the version of the EMFA adopted by the Council of the EU on 20 June that would allow broad use of national security grounds to limit journalists’ protection from surveillance.

Fondateur du site internet Fact Focus, le journaliste est poursuivi au Pakistan pour “évasion fiscale” sur la base d’éléments de preuve peu crédibles.

The freedom of information suffers from significant shortcomings in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania despite their high ranking in the World Press Freedom Index.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit Washington, DC and address a joint session of Congress on June 22nd.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on Sierra Leone’s authorities to ensure that journalists are able to cover this weekend’s general elections without fear of reprisals and without any Internet cuts.

The trial of four Comoran journalists begins on June 22. They have been charged with "defamation and insult" by an executive of the Comoros Radio and Television Office (ORTC).

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) urges Bulgaria’s new ruling coalition to firmly reject legislative amendments proposed by members of a major government party that would restrict access to public information.