Disinformation and propaganda

Freedom Network, a partner of Reporters Without Borders (RSF) in Pakistan, has launched the "Advocacy Hub for Afghan Journalists" initiative

The parliamentary elections on 17 December provide a new opportunity to implement measures guaranteeing citizens' right to reliable information.

RSF urges Americans, regardless of political affiliation, to reject this authoritarian impulse that threatens the right to information.

While independent media outlets have been forced to close, those loyal to the Kremlin continue their ascent in the Russian propaganda machine.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on those negotiating the final form of the European Union's proposed Artificial Intelligence Act to regulate “foundation models“

Devised and produced by the Paris-based advertising agency BETC, this powerful video quickly demonstrates journalism’s importance in combatting disinformation.

The Myanmar military junta recently took control of the Broadcasting Council, the authority in charge of overseeing television and radio media.

The development of artificial intelligence has made it possible to quickly create extremely convincing fake representations of well-known persons or journalists.

RSF urges the Serbian government to adopt the European Commission’s recommendations in order to improve media regulation and combat Russian disinformation more effectively.