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Two hundred and fifty media outlets across Latin America adopt the RSF Journalism Trust Initiative, strengthening the region’s press
Over the past year, 250 media outlets across Latin America have started the evaluation process to make sure their newsroom ...
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Algeria: UN experts recognise the detention of Ihsane El Kadi as arbitrary
In an opinion published on 4 April 2025, the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention acknowledged that the ...
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As the noose tightens around Serbia’s journalists, the European Union can no longer look away
Serbian journalism is being systematically repressed yet European political leaders remain locked in a state of guilty ...
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Dominica: RSF calls for investigation into journalist assault by police
EmoNews reporter Soana Benjamin was covering protests on 19 March over an election reform bill in the Caribbean island nation of Dominica, when she was harassed by police. Reporters Without Borders ...
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Mexico: RSF and Propuesta Cívica unveil mural honouring journalist Miroslava Breach and call for justice for crimes against journalists
To commemorate the eighth anniversary of the assassination of journalist Miroslava Breach Velducea, Reporters Without Borders ...
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Media Ownership Monitor: Who owns the media in India?
Indian Prime Minister Modi’s recent election victory occurred within a surprisingly tight media space, comprised of the State’s monopoly in radio news and highly concentrated regional newspaper ...