Legal framework and justice system

RSF, with civil society organisations, call on India’s new government to adopt urgent measures

On the pretext of improving the environment for journalism, Kazakhstan’s president has signed a “law on the media” that is liable to increase his government’s control over the press.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is dismayed by the clear signs that Serbia’s decision to deny entry to an Israeli-based Russian journalist was influenced by Russia.

A French journalist has just become the second New Delhi-based French reporter in four months to be forced to leave India after the authorities refused to renew their work permit, in an alarming signal to all media personnel in India.

On the third anniversary of a news website editor’s murder, the Mexican authorities have publicly acknowledged their failure to protect him and have apologised to his family.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the Guinean government’s illegal decision to strip six privately-owned independent broadcasters – four radio stations and two TV channels – of their operating licences, despite earlier pledges. The ECOWAS must...

Reporters Without Borders (RSF), along with the CPJ, and thz ICFJ, has introduced an expert legal opinion arguing the Supreme Court of the Philippines should close the cyberlibel case against Rappler founder and CEO Maria Ressa.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls for the release of a reporter held in the Republic of Dagestan, in the Russian Caucasus, ever since his arrest exactly five years ago.

At least ten journalists were injured and their equipment was damaged when police used force to disperse a protest in the Armenian capital.