“Without borders but never without you”: RSF launches a donations campaign to defend the right to information
Our right to inform and be informed is under threat, and Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is appealing to the general public to join the fight to defend journalists and the right to information. The NGO has launched a donations campaign called “Without Borders but Never Without You”, created in partnership with the communications agency The Good Company. The campaign immerses viewers in the day-to-day work RSF carries out on the ground through photos and sound clips of RSF’s activities around the globe.
With this new campaign, carried out in partnership with The Good Company — a brand new collaboration for Reporters Without Borders — we’re calling on the general public to support our mission. Mobilisation works, and it’s producing tangible results month after month. Hats off to The Good Company, which lives up to its name and has found a way to express, through sound and images, the need to rally around RSF and its fight for journalism for all."
At a time when information chaos is growing, facts are becoming increasingly difficult to verify and the foundations of our democracies are under threat, The Good Company is extremely proud to be able to support RSF, an organisation fighting all these challenges on the front line. The purpose of this campaign — both a fundraising and combat campaign — is to send a message of hope — of moving forward without borders, without fear and without ever giving in to the sad tales of history."
Press freedom is at risk — help protect those who inform us
The right to information is under threat. Across the world, journalists are relentlessly targeted by authoritarian rulers, censorship, violence, and arbitrary imprisonment. 2024 was marked by the war in Gaza and, to date, over 140 journalists have been killed by the Israeli army — including at least 40 who are believed to have been targeted while they were working. Journalists have also been targeted by armed attacks in Pakistan, Bangladesh — where they were covering important social protests — Sudan, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Five hundred thirty-nine media professionals are currently in prison. On top of this, disinformation is proliferating, amplified by the lack of regulation of digital platforms, which hinders the public's access to reliable information.
In the face of this drastic situation, RSF works every day to protect journalists and defend our right to information in many different ways: providing emergency support, opening of press freedom centres, supplying safety equipment and training sessions, taking legal action to combat impunity for crimes committed against journalists, producing groundbreaking investigations exposing propaganda and disinformation tactics, and more.
By supporting our campaign, you become a key player in protecting journalists and defending our right to free and reliable information.
Every donation counts
Thanks to you, RSF can provide vital equipment such as bullet-proof vests and helmets to journalists on the ground, helping them continue their work. Your contributions also enable us to provide legal assistance to persecuted reporters, and support asylum requests for journalists forced to flee their countries.
Act now
Press freedom knows no borders — but it needs your help.
Check out our campaign on TV, radio and social media. Together, we can make a difference.
How to support RSF
Make a donation: online at https://donate.ltpszjrkmr.oedi.net/ or by mail by sending a cheque to the address: CS 90247, 75083 Paris Cedex 02.
Share our message on social media.
Technical information
> ADVERTISER: RSF
General Director: Thibault Bruttin
Communications and Engagement Director: Zoé Boissel
Head of public fundraising and CRM projects: Cécile Jouanne
Donor and boutique buyer relations manager: Agathe Le Brisois
Studio Manager: Robin Grassi
Audiovisual production manager: Noémie Bonnafous
Social media journalist: Anna Colpaert
> AGENCY: The Good Company
CEO & Founder: Luc Wise
General Manager: Julien Quidor dit Pasquet
Creative Director : Hadi Hassan-Helou
Art Director: Fabien Gailleul, Pierre Soufflet
Copywriter: Pauline Romagnole, Simon Dagnan
Strategic Planning: Marion Maringe
Account Director: Maxime Brafman
Account Manager : Garance Askevis
TV Producer: Barbara Vaira
> PRODUCTION
Editing and motion design: Clément Vincent
Sound production: The Studio
Music: Pouvoir Magique (Clément Vincent)
> IMAGES
Fixers in wartime, The invisible reporters / Réalisation : Arnaud Froger et Robin Grassi
Trial in Belarus: two journalists sentenced to two years in prison, repression in full swing. Video : Belsat
OP RSF. Images : Robin Grassi / Noémie Bonnafous
The case of Maks Levin - Anatomy of an execution. Realisation : Arnaud Froger - Robin Grassi
Strikes. Video : Robin Grassi
Journalist hustle. Video : Paul moreira
Images : Kyrylo Sirchenko / Robin Grassi / James de Caupenne / Morgane Bona
Spot RSF and Society. Vidéo : Society
Images : Florent Marcie
Photos : Robin Grassi
