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“What it's like to be a journalist in Africa’s Great Lakes region” — new RSF report throws spotlight on journalists in conflict-struck zone

Africa’s Great Lakes region is a sea of red and orange on the map of the Reporters Without Borders (RSF) World Press Freedom ...
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Will Bangladesh prioritise press freedom in its democratic renewal? RSF issues policy recommendations to new government

Following the parliamentary elections on February 12, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on the new Bangladeshi government ...
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Georgia: “When they go after someone like Mzia, they hope to scare every journalist out of the profession” - interview with Irma Dimitradze

Over the past few years, press freedom in Georgia has sharply deteriorated amid mounting political pressure, restrictive ...
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USA: RSF and allies file second lawsuit to save public broadcaster VOA

Following courtroom victories in a first legal case to save Voice of America (VOA), Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has ...
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RSF investigation: in the DRC, two journalists held hostage and tortured in shipping containers by the M23

In the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), the armed group M23, which controls parts of eastern DRC, has used shipping ...
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Two journalists shot in two days in Mexico: protection measures still abysmal in one of world’s most dangerous countries for reporters

Two local reporters were shot in the span of two days. Juan David Gámez, owner of local news site Táctica SS, was killed on ...
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Billions for tech giants, crumbs for journalism: the urgent need to rebalance the advertising market to benefit reliable news media

The Forum on Information and Democracy has published a new report entitled “Ads for News, News for Ads: The role of ...
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USA: Victory for RSF and VOA journalists as court orders VOA back to work

A federal judge has ruled that employees of the international public broadcaster Voice of America (VOA) must return to work ...
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China’s Growing Grip on the Solomon Islands’ Fragile Media Sector

Since the Solomon Islands established diplomatic relations with China in 2019, the Pacific archipelago has become a strategic ...
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China’s creeping influence on Georgia’s information space

Since 2022, Beijing has been gradually strengthening its influence on Georgia’s information space. Instead of opening a state ...
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USA: Nexstar-Tegna merger a disaster for press freedom

On March 19, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), the US broadcast regulator, up-ended a rule meant to prevent media ...