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Several journalists have been arrested in Iran amid a wave of protests about Mahsa Amini’s death in detention after her arrest by the morality police. RSF calls for their immediate release and condemns the surge in violations of the right to information.

The Iranian government’s decision to restrict access to Instagram and WhatsApp

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) urges Tunisia’s government to quickly repeal an unprecedented new decree criminalising “rumours and fake news” because it threatens press freedom, one of the most important gains of the country’s pro-democracy revolution in

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls for the immediate release of Htet Htet Khine, a Burmese freelance journalist and former BBC Media Action presenter who was sentenced to three years in prison with hard labour.

The proposed European Media Freedom Act (EMFA) that was unveiled today represents an important step forward for media freedom and for the preservation of democracy and the rule of law throughout the European Union.

RSF is shocked and alarmed by the escalating violence against the media in Haiti, where last weekend’s murders of two reporters in the capital have brought the number of journalists killed in this Caribbean country since the start of the year to four.

The Egyptian government’s systematic persecution of journalists has not let up since it launched a “national strategy for human rights” one year ago, says Reporters Without Borders.

RSF deplores the time being taken by Media Council to issue a new licence to Tilos Rádió whose broadcasting permit expired. The Media Council must reach a duly justified decision as soon as possible.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is appalled by the five-year jail term that Vietnam’s authorities quietly imposed on the independent journalist Le Anh Hung after holding him for four years in inhuman conditions.