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“If only everyone stood up for your right to information”: RSF launches a new campaign

Held in Iran’s Evin prison since November 2021, 2023 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Narges Mohammadi’s health has sharply deteriorated in detention.

(New York, Paris, Dublin), 11 June 2024. Four leading human rights and press freedom organisations have come together to form a new dynamic international campaign united in calling for the immediate release of Iranian journalist Narges Mohammadi.

In response to the challenges facing journalists in Sudan, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is launching an online training program to improve the physical and digital safety skills of 12 Sudanese journalists from 9 March 2024.

To pay tribute to the exceptional work of Gaza’s reporters since 7 October, RSF urges UNESCO to award the Cano prize to four Gazan journalists – Wael Dahdouh, Aseel Mousa, Ola Al Zaanoun and Motaz Azaiza – on behalf of all their colleagues.

With EU support, RSF and several Tunisian civil society organisations are launching a project in Tunisia to boost the financial and editorial independence of media outlets, reinforce journalistic skills, and promote a pluralistic information arena.

RSF has launched a new global communications campaign as part of its longstanding efforts for the release of WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange.

several defenders of journalism are launching a crucial appeal to the Pakistani political parties involved in the election campaign to commit to concrete measures in favour of press freedom.