The Latest Breaking News from Reporters Without Borders

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov and U.S. Secretary Blinken clash over Ukraine tensions at a security meeting in Malta.

Bangladesh’s interim government canceled press accreditations for 167 journalists

Press freedom groups warn of dangers to journalists under a potential second Trump administration. Urgent action needed to protect press freedom.

A media freedom group says local journalists in the African Sahel are facing increased security risks as extremist attacks and military coups have shaken the region in recent years

Labour conference media access

AN investigative news outlet has reportedly been blocked from attending the

Reporters Without Borders has welcomed the release of hostages by Russia, including Evan Gershkovich of the Wall Street Journal and Alsu Kurmasheva of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty. But it has stressed that: “Neither should have spent a single day in a Russian prison for doing their job … we emphasise…

Paris-based media advocacy group Reporters Without Borders has alleged that a PR firm linked to conservative French businessman Vincent Bolloré is leading a “vast disinformation campaign” to “discredit” it. 

Reporters Without Borders, the Network of Women in Media, India, Free Speech Collective, and  the Internet Freedom Foundation, have “10 urgent recommendations” for the NDA government to protect journalists, guarantee media independence, amend laws that restrict the right to information, and safeguard access to the Internet and digital media.

Christophe Deloire, the head of media freedom group Reporters Without Borders, or RSF, died Saturday

Nearly two months after requesting the European Union to sanction four high-ranking officers of the Delhi police for “exactions” in the NewsClick case, advocacy groups Reporters Without Borders and Guernica 37 Chambers have called on the US government to do the same.