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Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on the Bangladeshi government to shed all possible light on the violence against around 30 reporters during a large opposition protest on 28 October in the capital, Dhaka

RSF has released a video reconstruction of the tragedy that resulted in the death of one journalist and the injury of several others. The initial findings of the investigation show that the reporters were not collateral victims of the shooting.

Mortaza Behboudi, a freelance journalist with French and Afghan dual nationality, described his nine months in Afghan prisons

RSF firmly rejects the legal argument made by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) denying that photojournalist Amber Bracken was working as a journalist while reporting on a pipeline protest in 2021.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns Morocco's expulsion of two French journalists following their arrest on 20 September in Casablanca, where they had gone to do investigative reporting.

RSF and several other media associations call on the French authorities to drop all proceedings against the photo-journalist Yoan Sthul-Jäger, who is being investigating for covering an environmental protest at a cement plant.

RSF calls for the release of Myanmar photojournalist Sai Zaw Thaike, who was recently sentenced to a 20-year prison sentence, the longest given to a journalist in Myanmar since the military junta regained its power in February 2021.

RSF is appalled by the Hong Kong government’s barring of three freelance journalists who covered the 2019 pro-democracy demonstrations from entering the territory in separate occasions over the last few months.

RSF denounces the Kafkaesque situation experienced by Swiss freelance photojournalist Marc Progin, prosecuted over the past four years.