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Reporters sans frontières (RSF) l’appelle à mettre urgemment en place le groupe de travail qu'elle s'est engagée à former, afin de mettre en place un plan de protection renforcé pour l'information et les journalistes au Mexique.

In Niger, a single controversial episode of television can lead to the suspension of an entire channel. On 16 January, the private channel Canal 3 TV broadcast the “Baromètre des membres du gouvernement en 2024’.

The hearing scheduled for 21 January in the trial against the investigative outlet Abzas Media will unfold as repression and injustice proliferate in Azerbaijan. RSF demands that the authorities immediately release the journalists.

After an abusive detention where no formal charges were filed, journalist Philippe Miller faces another serious violation of his rights: his professional equipment is being examined, undermining the fundamental principle of source confidentiality.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) urges the international community to take action so that Cuban media professionals can safely work in their own country.

RSF is more convinced than ever of journalism’s vital role in maintaining democracy and will continue to defend the safety, independence, and plurality of journalism in the United States.

The ceasefire agreed on 15 January between Israel and Hamas must give journalists access to the Gaza Strip. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) continues to work for justice for all journalists who have been victims of this war.

19 January marks the 18th anniversary of the murder of Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink, shot outside the Istanbul office of the newspaper Agos, where he was editor-in-chief. Yet after nearly two decades, justice has still not been fully served.