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On the eve of the second anniversary of Dutch crime reporter Peter R. de Vries’ death, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) salutes the progress in the investigation into his murder.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the Syrian information ministry’s decision to revoke the accreditation of two local journalists working for the BBC

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls for the immediate release of two journalists who were pardoned by Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei in February, after being jailed in 2022, and have just been arrested again.

As EU negotiations on a directive aimed at combating SLAPPs enter the final stretch, RSF calls on the Council of the EU to accept the procedural safeguards needed to protect journalists from abusive lawsuits designed to intimidate and silence them

RSF alerts on a new threat to press freedom in China: a new smartphone service designed to "train" and even evaluate journalists on the regime's propaganda.

RSF calls on the authorities to shed all possible light on last week’s murder of a national newspaper correspondent in Tepic, the capital of the Pacific-coast state of Nayarit, and the abductions of two Tepic-based journalists.

In two separate reports released this week, the Hong Kong Journalists’ Association (HKJA) and the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Hong Kong (FCCHK) both indicate the deteriorating environment for journalists and press freedom in the territory. 

RSF calls on the Mexican police to thoroughly investigate this week’s shooting attack on the administrator of two Facebook local news pages in Acapulco and the video received by a TV channel presenter in Mexico City masked gunmen threatened to kill him.

RSF condemns the appalling physical and psychological mistreatment to which he and other detained journalists are often subjected by the Russian prison authorities and calls for their immediate release.