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Legal framework and justice system Violence against journalists Report

Protection mechanisms: RSF report analyses journalist safety programs in five Latin American countries

Technological censorship and surveillance Disinformation and propaganda Digital space and democracy Independence and pluralism Media sustainability Report

New report on Russian media in exile: RSF calls for increased support amid unprecedented digital repression

Models and good practices Report

USA: RSF report shows press freedom shortcomings in key swing states ahead of 2024 election

Independence and pluralism Violence against journalists Report

Voices heard but repressed: RSF’s new report “Journalism in The #MeToo Era” calls for increased support for journalists covering gender violence and women’s rights

Independence and pluralism Media sustainability Report

RSF’s new report calls for the creation of a fund to rebuild Ukraine’s media landscape

Media sustainability Report

Afghanistan: RSF calls for continued support for media in exile, essential sources of information in the face of censorship in the country

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Legal framework and justice system Violence against journalists Report

More than 70 obstacles to reporters' work in three years: journalism at a crossroads in Senegal

Violence against journalists Report

“Watch out because we’re coming for you”: An RSF report on unprecedented transnational repression of Iranian journalists in the UK

Violence against journalists Report

RSF’s 2023 Round-up: 45 journalists killed in the line of duty worldwide – a drop despite the tragedy in Gaza

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Arbitrary detention and proceedings Violence against journalists News

27.12.2024

China: Blogger Liu Hanbin detained for one month after exposing a land seizure scandal

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on the Chinese regime to immediately release Liu Hanbin, a blogger detained for a month after publishing information about a protest by farmers opposing forced land seizures.

Violence against journalists News

26.12.2024

RSF condemns gang attack in Haiti that killed two reporters, wounded seven others

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) reiterates the need for urgent action by Haiti’s Transitional Presidential Council, with international support, to protect journalists and the right to information.

Digital space and democracy Advocacy

24.12.2024

Mauritania joins the international Partnership on Information and Democracy

Following its official accession to this international coalition initiated by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and France in 2019, Mauritania is the 55th State to join the Partnership on Information and Democracy.

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RSF Visuel générique

Legal framework and justice system

Thématique - Cadre légal et justice

Technological censorship and surveillance

Thématique - Censure et surveillance technologiques

Disinformation and propaganda

RSF Visuel générique

Arbitrary detention and proceedings

Thématique - Détentions et procédures arbitraires

International laws and governance

Thématique - Droit international et gouvernance

Digital space and democracy

Thématique - Espace numérique et démocratie

Independence and pluralism

Thématique - Indépendance et pluralisme

Models and good practices

RSF Visuel générique

Media sustainability

Thématique - Soutenabilité des médias

Violence against journalists

Thématique - Violences contre les journalistes

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