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In Cuba, police surveillance and restrictions imposed on journalists covering energy crisis protests

Yoani Sánchez, Camila Acosta and Mabel Páez — reported being placed under police surveillance or subjected to a form of de ...
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“We cover the war, we’re not complicit in it”: Restricted and targeted, journalists in Lebanon are caught in a bind

With air strikes and increasingly restricted access on the ground, reporting is now even more difficult for journalists in ...
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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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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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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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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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“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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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 ...