Violence against journalists

Two journalists from the international news channel Al-Jazeera are hovering between life and death, injured by an Israeli strike in Gaza.

On the seventh anniversary of the murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, representatives of Reporters Without Borders (RSF) gathered in nine cities around the world in memory and solidarity.

As transitional leader Muhammad Yunus looks to reform Bangladesh’s institutions, he must include guarantees for press freedom in his revival of democracy.

On 8 October, Ali Attar, a cameraman for Al-Jazeera, was hit by a strike in the city of Deir al-El Balah in central Gaza.

One year after Issam Abdallah's murder, his sister Abeer Abdallah gave RSF an exclusive interview.

Since the war in Lebanon spread to several new regions of the country on 23 September, journalists have faced increasing danger and harassment.

Peru has experienced a sharp decline in press freedom, dropping 48 places in Reporters Without Borders (RSF)’s World Press Freedom Index over the past two years.

Ukrainian journalist Victoria Roshchyna died in Russian prison on 19 September.

The 2024 memorial stone at the Bayeux Reporters' Memorial was unveiled on Thursday, 10 October by RSF Editorial Director Anne Bocandé, in the presence of the families and friends of journalists killed in the course of their work.