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On August 29, no fewer than 25 journalists were charged with crimes against humanity for the death of a protester in July.

Almost two years after being sentenced to 12 years’ imprisonment for “embezzlement of public funds” – and having already been arbitrarily detained for eight years – Amadou Vamoulké has just been sentenced to 20 years' imprisonment for a similar offence.

The pre-trial detention of journalists Farzana Rupa and Shakil Ahmed, who have been held for four days on charges of conspiracy and complicity in the murders of protesters during the recent uprisings, has been extended by five more days.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) sounds the alarm about a disturbing increase in threats and attacks against the media in Ecuador, where it registered at least six cases in the space of a month.

Following the decision to finally drop baseless three-year-old spying charges against a leading investigative reporter, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on the Bangladeshi authorities to dismiss proceedings against at least seven other journalists

A third of the victims of Russia’s "foreign agents" law are independent media, which makes them the primary target of this legislation — and highlights their systematic legal persecution.

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.

Dmytro Gordon — whose YouTube news channel targeting Russian speakers is available from RSF’s Svoboda satellite package, which brings reliable news to populations barraged by propaganda and censorship — has been sentenced in Russia.