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Uganda: Army chief orders unprecedented shutdown of leading media group, RSF calls for its immediate reopening

Uganda’s leading independent media network, were shut down by the military the night of 27 June on the orders of General ...
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Mauritania: RSF welcomes the bill on access to and use of public information, the fulfillment of a presidential commitment, and calls for stronger safeguards

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) welcomes the bill on access to information drafted by the Mauritanian government, a concrete ...
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Albania: at parliament hearing and meetings with ministers, RSF called for measures to restore journalists’ trust

During its media freedom mission to Tirana, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) urged members of the Albanian parliament and ...
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Clothilde Redfern, new director of RSF UK Office

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) announces the appointment of Clothilde Redfern as the new director of its London based UK ...
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Sweden given extraordinary opportunity to secure release of publisher Gui Minhai as Chinese foreign minister visits Europe

As Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi begins his visit to Europe, including Sweden, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is calling ...
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Abuses in real time in Algeria

2026 FIFA World Cup: RSF mobilises international support for Christophe Gleizes at France team press conference in the US On the eve of France’s opening match at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Reporters ...
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From Russia to Serbia: How RT spreads the Kremlin’s propaganda in the Balkans despite EU sanctions

Thanks to the Serbian government’s grip on the media and favourable political environment, RT – formerly Russia Today – uses its Belgrade office to adapt the Kremlin's narratives before disseminating ...
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Ecuador: RSF condemns violence against at least 55 journalists during national protests

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) strongly condemns the severe escalation of violence against journalists in Ecuador during the national strike. According to the NGO’s data, at least 55 journalists have ...
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Transnational Repression: RSF calls on the EU and its member states to join forces to protect journalists in exile

Reporters without Borders (RSF) welcomes the European Parliament’s adoption of a resolution on Transnational Repression. It sends an important political signal. Nevertheless, protecting journalists in ...
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2000 days behind bars: time is running out for Jimmy Lai

Jimmy Lai, founder of the Apple Daily newspaper, which was forcibly shut down, has been imprisoned in Hong Kong for 2,000 days. His health has deteriorated dangerously as he continues to be subjected ...
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India: New data protection law threatens freedom of information

The entry into force of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act and Rules has effectively overturned more than 20 years of legislation designed to protect the right to information. The entry into ...