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The South African Competition Commission has accused Google and Meta of anti-competitive practices toward the media.

RSF met with some of these exiled journalists in Costa Rica and calls on the international community to urgently strengthen support for exiled outlets and the journalists behind them.

COP30 is a crucial moment to champion reliable information in the fight against climate change — a singular opportunity that cannot be missed.

On 15 April, four Russian journalists were sentenced to five years and six months in prison for “extremism” for covering the activities of opposition leader Alexei Navalny in a sham trial in Moscow.

RSF has joined 60 other press freedom and media organizations in filing three amicus briefs opposing President Donald Trump’s executive orders that retaliate against law firms representing clients he perceives as opponents.

While the international media continue to pay little attention to the humanitarian crisis resulting from the war, the exile media provide vital coverage, especially of abuses against civilians.

The charges brought against journalist Alfousseini Togo under the cybercrime law and his pre-trial detention are the latest sign of the crackdown on press freedom in Mali.

RSF urges the international community to act immediately to protect the journalists facing the insecurity and terror plaguing Haiti.