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DRC: community radio director held in an undisclosed location in the eastern city of Goma

Le directeur de la radio communautaire Top Buzi a été arrêté à Minova, dans la province du Sud-Kivu en République démocratique du Congo (RDC), le 29 mars. Transféré vers Goma le lendemain, son lieu de détention est depuis tenu secret.

Kosovo: government urged to reverse press freedom decline by RSF and partners

Media freedom in Kosovo has been declining since 2023 due to political pressure on public outlets, worrying legislative developments, and verbal attacks against journalists by politicians.

Serbia: RSF and partners call on authorities to stop spiral of violence against journalists

Media freedom in Serbia remains trapped in a downward spiral with record levels of physical violence, death threats, and online smear campaigns against journalists.

Ahead of COP31, UN’s Melissa Fleming calls from RSF headquarters to implement the Declaration on Information Integrity

The United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Global Communications, Melissa Fleming, emphasised the critical importance of information integrity in the fight against climate change.

Who is Shelly Kittleson, the American journalist kidnapped in Iraq?

RSF calls for the immediate and unconditional release of the reporter.

In France, Brittany-based media outlets vandalised by nationalist group

In March, several newsrooms in the Brittany region of western France were repeatedly vandalised by nationalist stickers and flyers.

Journalists’ families increasingly targeted with intimidation tactics by repressive regimes

From China to Azerbaijan, Iran to Guinea, authorities around the world are targeting journalists’ loved ones to exert pressure on them.

Protecting environmental journalism in the Amazon: the Brazilian government is called upon to take more substantial action

They call on the Brazilian government to commit to solving this problem.