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USA: Trump’s foreign aid freeze throws journalism around the world into chaos
President Donald Trump has frozen billions of dollars around the world in aid projects, including over $268 million allocated ...
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Mauritania: RSF calls on the authorities to send a clear signal against the intimidation of journalists
Mauritanian journalist Hanefi Ould Dahah was brutally assaulted for reporting on the management of a public contract by a ...
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Ecuador: RSF helps ensure press coverage of upcoming election amid energy crisis
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has launched a vital project to aid Ecuadorian journalists grappling with the impact of an ...
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Egypt: inside Russia’s Arabic disinformation factory
For the past ten years, the Cairo office of Russian state media outlets RIA Novosti and Sputnik has centralised their ...
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Seventy per cent of RSF emergency funds allocated to resettling exiled and displaced journalists in 2024
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has released its 2024 Assistance Report. The report highlights how the growing phenomenon of ...
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Crisis in the DRC: in North Kivu, the right to information is in grave danger
The security situation in the city of Goma is deteriorating, and journalists can no longer report, the media has been forced ...
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Belarus: ahead of sham election, RSF files ICC complaint for Lukashenko’s crimes against humanity targeting journalists
After five years of inflicting an unprecedented crackdown on the press, Alexander Lukashenko is set to run for a seventh presidential term on Sunday, 26 January. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has ...
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Police harassment, astronomical visa fees, deportation threats — RSF warns of the dire situation facing Afghan journalists exiled in Pakistan
Reduced visa durations and intensified police raids have aggravated the alarming conditions of Afghan journalists exiled in Pakistan. These media professionals are increasingly subjected to harassment ...