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Reporters Without Borders (RSF) filed a complaint before the Paris public prosecutor on 23 July 2024 concerning a smear campaign against the NGO, which was uncovered by RSF’s journalistic investigation.

Instead of approving a groundbreaking bill to protect the information landscape in the age of artificial intelligence (AI), the Brazilian Senate has changed course, opting for a consultation phase dominated by private sector stakeholders.

As the new legislature of the European Parliament begins, it is crucial to continue prioritising the right to reliable information in the face of AI.

RSF and FPU will monitor the hearings in the case of journalist Peter R. de Vries starting at the Amsterdam Court on Tuesday 23 January. Both organisations ask the Netherlands to set an example in prosecuting all the perpetrators.

Alongside the media Jeune Afrique and Actualité.cd for which Stanis Bujakera works, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is once again calling for the release of the Congolese journalist, who has been held since 8 September 2023.

RSF has filed a war crimes complaint with the ICC regarding the deaths of seven Palestinian journalists killed in the Gaza Strip. RSF has urged the ICC prosecutor to investigate all of the deaths of Palestinian journalists killed since 7 October.

RSF calls on the candidates to the 13 January 2024 presidential election, and all political parties running for the parliamentary election set on the same day, to commit to media reforms.

RSF has communicated to the French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin its concern about France’s insistence on maintaining the national security exception in Article 4 of the EMFA.

RSF has called on members of the high-level European Union (EU) delegation to use the upcoming 24th EU-China summit to step up pressure on Beijing to obtain the release of jailed press freedom defenders.