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With his health and the life of his mother at serious risk due to lengthy hunger strikes, RSF calls on the UK Government to accelerate efforts to secure Alaa Abdel Fattah's release, and on Egypt to free him immediately.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on the newly elected members of the Philippine congress to undertake comprehensive reforms to address the systemic problems affecting journalism.

Since November 2023, a wave of arrests has targeted journalists who refuse to submit to censorship. RSF has created a gallery of the profiles of the news professionals arbitrarily imprisoned for seeking to inform the public.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) uncovered a mysterious Russian "expert" in Russian and Sub-Saharan affairs who has been living in France for nearly 30 years. A multifaceted, enigmatic figure, he is a self-made propagandist fueling Russia’s influence.

RSF is outraged by the dismissal of over 500 staff members at the public broadcaster Voice of America (VOA) by President Donald Trump’s administration.

At a press conference held on 16 May, at the Press Club of India in New Delhi, RSF presented a damning analysis of the state of press freedom in India following the recent release of the 2025 RSF World Press Freedo

A new draft law threatens to economically sanction media outlets receiving foreign funding if they do not strictly adhere to Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s ultraconservative agenda.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the arbitrary arrest of environmental journalist Uk Mao, who is facing sustained judicial harassment from the Cambodian authorities.