Independence and pluralism

The ANSI National Accreditation Board has accredited the Alliance for Audited Media to conduct independent audits to determine media outlets' compliance with the Journalism Trust Initiative's standard for ethics and trustworthiness in journalism.

RSF calls on Serbia’s Media Regulator to comply with legal requirements when allocating a new 5th frequency since the 4 existing frequencies were awarded to pro-government channels.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has joined a group of more than 30 Tunisian and international organisations in calling for the withdrawal of Decree-Law 2022-54 on "combating offences against information and communication systems". A law that threatens pre

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) urges Tunisia’s government to quickly repeal an unprecedented new decree criminalising “rumours and fake news” because it threatens press freedom, one of the most important gains of the country’s pro-democracy revolution in

Since March 2022, journalists who are members of Reporters Without Borders (RSF) have been able to take advantage of a new kind of insurance specifically designed for journalists going on reporting trips outside the country where they live.

RSF deplores the time being taken by Media Council to issue a new licence to Tilos Rádió whose broadcasting permit expired. The Media Council must reach a duly justified decision as soon as possible.

The chaotic situation in Libya in recent years has made the country extremely dangerous for journalists and media outlets, says Reporters Without Borders (RSF). Press freedom, which was non-existent under Muammar Gaddafi, has improved little since his ove

Algeria’s leading French-speaking daily is back on sale after its journalists suspended the strike they launched in July over non-payment of salaries, but the heavily indebted newspaper’s problems have not been resolved and it could easily go under.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is alarmed about a decline in press freedom Nigeria, where 53 public and privately-owned radio stations have been suspended and are threatened with permanent closure, and at least 15 journalists have been arrested (and five