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Thirteen journalists have been arrested and at least 16 others attacked while covering major protests against the cost of living crisis in Nigeria. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns these targeted attacks.

While the European Commission’s report on the rule of law in Greece quotes the World Press Freedom Index - where Greece ranks last in the European Union (EU) - it fails to grasp the crisis threatening the right to information in the country.

An Israeli strike killed Al Jazeera journalist Ismail al-Ghoul and photographer Rami al-Rifi on 31 July while they were on assignment in the north of Gaza.

In an astonishing statement, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, the head of Burkina Faso’s government, announced he’d forcibly conscripted a journalist at a time when four media professionals are currently missing.

Investigative journalist Srishti Jaswal, who infiltrated the groups that cyber-harassed her, spoke to RSF about the tactics of these trolls.

Several candidates have been disqualified from Rwanda’s upcoming presidential elections, which will be held on 15 July.

19 International human rights and press freedom organisations, including RSF, are calling on the new European Commission and European Parliament to strengthen their commitment to protecting journalists rights with Türkiye.

Russian authorities are finally moving forward with Evan Gershkovich’s trial on espionage charges, after arbitrarily detaining the Wall Street Journal reporter for 15 months.

Two French journalists received threats which they believe were sent by the Chinese police, following the release of their documentary on a dissident from China. RSF is alarmed by Beijing’s repeated transnational repression against journalists.