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Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the arbitrary closure of Spoon Network, Liberia’s biggest independent privately-owned radio and TV broadcaster, just months ahead of presidential and general elections.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls for the immediate release of Pape Alé Niang, the editor of the Dakarmatin news site, who has just been detained arbitrarily for the third time in less than a year.

Sign the petition by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calling for the release of this newspaper owner and publisher, whose case is emblematic of the persecution of journalists in Guatemala, a country where democracy is now in greater danger than ever.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) urges the Gabonese authorities to reverse their anachronistic decision to exclude journalists from the process of naming the members of the High Authority for Communication (HAC), the country’s media regulator.

The RSF secretary-general has proposed an urgent meeting with Arnaud Lagardère – the owner of JDD, the Sunday newspaper whose journalists have been on strike for the past five weeks – with the aim of finding an honourable solution to this historic crisis.

A few days before the Cambodian presidential election, the government has ordered the suspension of online media outlets Cambodia Daily, Radio Free Asia and Kamnotra.

As the campaign for Spain’s parliamentary elections gets underway, RSF calls on Vox to withdraw the vetoes it has imposed on certain media and journalists for the past four years and instead to comply with Spanish legislation.

In a joint report published on the eve of Guatemala’s presidential elections on 25 June, RSF and nine other organisations denounce a policy of terror and persecution of the country’s journalists that will prevent them from covering the elections properly.

The freedom of information suffers from significant shortcomings in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania despite their high ranking in the World Press Freedom Index.