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United Nations Summit for the Future : a missed opportunity for the right to information
The Pact for the Future and its annex, the Global Digital Compact, were adopted today by the United Nations General Assembly, ...
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Free Narges Coalition calls for the urgent release of Narges Mohammadi ahead of Iran’s address at the United Nations
Ahead of the gathering of heads of state from around the world at the UN headquarters in New York from 24-30 September for ...
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“Voices in exile”: the new project to make France a hub for exiled journalists
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and its consortium partners Canal France International (CFI), SINGA and the Maison des ...
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“If only everyone stood up for your right to information”: RSF launches a new campaign
Reporters Without Borders (RSF)’s latest campaign features photoshopped images of the world’s worst predators of press ...
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Sri Lanka: RSF is alarmed by attacks on freedom of information as presidential election looms
From arbitrary arrests to censorship laws, Sri Lankan media professionals – particularly those from the Tamil minority – work ...
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USA: RSF urges Senate to pass key press shield legislation before time runs out
With time running out on the 2024 U.S. legislative calendar, Senators have few opportunities left to bring the PRESS Act to a ...
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“The Prison Papers” unveil in-depth reports on incarcerated journalists and their plight for press freedom
An estimated 581 journalists are currently imprisoned around the world for the crime of simply doing their jobs. They are unjustly behind bars for exposing corruption, calling out injustices, and ...
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The right to information and the fight against propaganda are at the core of RSF's strategy and agenda for the third quarter of 2024
As the final four months of the year begin under the new leadership of Thibaut Bruttin, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) ...
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How Russia used a fake video about RSF as war propaganda
"The Russian authorities launder deceptive information by using the reputation of certain Western organizations (in this case the BBC and RSF) to lend credibility to their war propaganda, allowing ...