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Circle 19 for the right to information in China, an independent group of Chinese people and friends of China formed in 2019 and supported by RSF, has adopted a solemn declaration of historic significance during the inaugural symposium organised in Paris.

By officially joining this coalition, Brazil becomes the 51st signatory state of the Partnership and joins hands with member countries and civil society in strengthening democratic governance of the information space.

A few days ahead of United States President Joe Biden's state visit to Vietnam, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) urges him to address the dire situation of press freedom and the right to information in the country.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) denounces the arbitrary blocking by a Malaysian regulatory agency of several political news websites critical of the government and urges the Ministry of Communications and Digital to put an end to such acts of censorship.

Somali TV journalist Mohamed Ibrahim Bulbul was arrested by police in Mogadishu on 17 August and has been arbitrarily detained for more than ten days. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns his arrest and calls for his immediate release.

One month after the coup in Niger, breaches of press freedom are causing grave concern. African news professionals, mobilized by RSF, are publishing an appeal to Niger’s CNSP calling for respect for press freedom in the country.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the Gabonese government’s refusal to issue any press accreditation to foreign reporters who wanted to cover the general elections on 26 August.

Meta has cut off access to news content in Facebook and Instagram in Canada since 1 August in a show of discontent with the passage of Bill C-18, which would force it to pay media publishers

USA : RSF’s questions for the candidates in the Republican presidential debate