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RSF and Human Rights Foundation urge UN to investigate enforced disappearance of Nicaraguan journalist Fabiola Tercero

This week, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and the Human Rights Foundation (HRF) have referred the case of Fabiola Tercero — ...
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RSF condemns Vietnam’s latest legal crackdown on independent journalism

The Vietnamese regime has just adopted two legislative measures forcing journalists to disclose their sources to authorities ...
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China: United Nations experts recognise detention of Swedish publisher Gui Minhai as arbitrary — and demand his release

Seven years after Reporters Without Borders (RSF) filed its initial submission, the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary ...
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2025, a deadly year for journalists: this is where hate and impunity lead

Journalists do not just die – they are killed. The number of murdered journalists has risen again, due to the criminal ...
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RSF targeted by a cyberattack attributed to a group reportedly linked to Russian intelligence

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has discovered, after a months-long investigation conducted with technical support from the ...
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Where is Moussa Sareba? Burkina Faso state still silent on journalist’s enforced disappearance

Moussa Sareba, a journalist for the private outlet Fil Infos and administrator of the Facebook page of Radio Oméga, was abducted on 10 August inside the Fil Infos offices in Ouagadougou, the capital ...
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Nicaragua: RSF calls for urgent international support as exiled media strive to keep informing amid repression

Despite relentless persecution, 26 independent media outlets continue to report from exile, reaching millions of Nicaraguans across websites and social media platforms. A new report published by the ...
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Sudan’s exile media - fragile sources of news about a forgotten war

At least ten Sudanese exile media outlets have been founded or have continued to operate since Sudan’s civil war began two years ago, on 15 April 2023, and more than 400 journalists have fled to ...
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RSF and its partners unveil the Journalism Trust Initiative to combat Disinformation

An innovative media self-regulatory initiative designed to combat disinformation online – called the Journalism Trust Initiative (JTI) – was launched today by Reporters Without Borders (RSF), and its ...
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No peace without justice: RSF joins call against amnesty for crimes against journalists in Ukraine RSF has joined the MFR) — a consortium of press freedom organisations — and several Ukrainian and ...
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Switzerland: future of public service media hangs in question, action plan needed to ensure their sustainability

As budgets are being tightened in Switzerland, the funding of public service media outlets is under serious pressure. Swissinfo, the international news outlet aimed at foreign audiences, is notably in ...
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USA: RSF urges Puerto Rico governor to veto bill that would strip public's access to information

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on Governor Jenniffer González-Colónto to veto SB 63, a bill which would do severe damage to Puerto Rico’s free press and the public’s access to information. The ...