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Tuğba Tekerek is being investigated for her 2024 journalistic article published on the LGBTQ+ news site Kaos GL on the queer community in Georgia.

On 25 September 2026, “Free Speech vs. Free Press?” a new book by Thibaut Bruttin, Director General of Reporters Without Borders (RSF), on journalism in the face of the cult of free speech, will be released by Éditions du Seuil.

On 23 September, investigative journalist Ravi Nair was denied interim release.

Moussa Kaka, missing since 31 August, is a prominent journalist in the Sahel region of Africa. He has reported on Niger for nearly 40 years, notably through the radio station he founded, Radio Saraounia

Following the Houthis’ lightning offensive along Yemen’s western coast on 9 September, journalists spoke to Reporters Without Borders (RSF) about forced displacement, threats and harassment.

Twenty-five years after their arrest, Dawit Isaak, Temesgen Ghebreyesus, Seyoum Tsehaye, and Amanuel Asrat remain held incommunicado, without trial, and without access to their loved ones.

The Trump administration’s ban on CNN, MS NOW and Politico has disrupted television pool coverage of the presidency.

Less than a month before Slovenians vote on abolishing the mandatory contribution that finances the public media outlet RTV Slovenija (RTV SLO), Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is warning of the importance of retaining this funding model.