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After confirming a serious decline in the situation for media during El Salvador's presidential election on 4 February, RSF and seven other human rights organisations call on the country’s authorities to establish safeguards for the right to information.

On 6 February 2024, the Ukrainian authorities signed new legislative amendments improving journalists' access to combat zones as the country prepares to enter its third year of war.

Just a few days before the Lunar New Year holidays, Beijing strives to intimidate the public with "invitation to drink tea", a common practice of summoning individuals and threatening them with criminal prosecution.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the unacceptable constraints on press freedom in Pakistan on the eve of the general elections due to be held on 8 February

Created the day after the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 to counter the wave of Russian disinformation that swept through the country at the start of the war, the "United News Telemarathon" is now being heavily criticised in Ukraine.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on authorities in Senegal to guarantee the right to information and journalists' safety after mobile Internet access and a commercial TV channel’s signal were cut.

The suspended death sentence handed down to Australian political commentator Yang Hengjun, author of several articles critical of the Chinese regime in the magazine The Diplomat, is staggering.

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Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and its international partners publish a comprehensive analysis of the decline of press freedom in the last few years in the country ranked last in the European Union (EU) in the World Press Freedom Index.