Reporters Without Borders

RSF and other NGOs nominate detained Filipino journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio for UNESCO Guillermo Cano Prize

To honour the extraordinary courage of Frenchie Mae Cumpio, unjustly detained in the Philippines for six years for her ...
Reporters Without Borders

Inside a Ukrainian newsroom: from front lines to occupied territories, independent radio stations broadcast at all costs

Nearly four years after the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion, Ukrainian radio stations continue to operate just a few dozen kilometres from the front line despite daily bombardments and power ...
Opinion
Reporters Without BordersOpinion

China is expanding its state-run propaganda with 16 new Tibetan-language radio programmes

This World Radio Day, 13 February 2026, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) warns that China’s state-owned broadcaster China National Radio (CNR) has rapidly expanded its Tibetan-language programming, ...
Reporters Without Borders

Radios never go silent: the day Spain clung to the airwaves

On 28 April 2025, a major power outage struck the Iberian Peninsula, affecting Spain, Portugal, Andorra and parts of south-west France. Within minutes, screens went dark, networks failed and cities ...
Reporters Without Borders

Inside a newsroom in the Ecuadorian Amazon: how Radio Sucumbíos keeps environmental news alive

In a region marked by vast distances, weak infrastructure and growing pressure from oil and mining companies, community radio stations often remain the most reliable source of information. To mark ...
Reporters Without Borders

“Syria: the forbidden witnesses of the Assad regime” — New RSF documentary shows what it was like to be a reporter under one of the world’s worst crackdowns on journalism

Assad’s regime, journalists in Syria were spied upon, put behind bars, abducted and even killed.  After the fall of the dictatorship on 8 December 2024, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) produced a ...
Reporters sans frontières

RSF et ses partenaires proposent la candidature de la journaliste philippine détenue Frenchie Mae Cumpio au prix Guillermo Cano de l'Unesco

Afin de rendre hommage au courage extraordinaire de Frenchie Mae Cumpio, injustement détennue aux Philippines depuis six ans ...
Reporters sans frontières

Le pluralisme de l’information, un défi européen : RSF en discute avec des régulateurs et des experts italiens, allemands, britanniques et français réunis à Paris

La question du pluralisme interne – que le droit français protège en imposant aux médias audiovisuels de garantir la ...
Reporters Without Borders

Dentro de una redacción en la Amazonía ecuatoriana: cómo Radio Sucumbíos mantiene viva la información ambiental

En una región marcada por enormes distancias, infraestructura débil y una presión creciente de las empresas petroleras y ...
Reporters sans frontières

Dans les coulisses d’une rédaction en Amazonie équatorienne : comment Radio Sucumbios maintient l’actualité environnementale en vie

Dans une région marquée par de vastes distances, des infrastructures fragiles et une pression croissante des compagnies pétrolières et minières, les radios communautaires restent souvent la source d’i ...
Reporters sans frontièresOpinion

Pékin étend sa propagande avec 16 nouveaux programmes radio en langue tibétaine

À l’occasion de la Journée mondiale de la radio, le 13 février 2026, Reporters sans frontières (RSF) alerte sur l’extension ...
Reporters Without Borders

Día Mundial de la Radio: desde Estados Unidos hasta el Sahel, desde la Amazonia hasta Filipinas, las voces de las ondas se encuentran bajo presión

En este 13 de febrero, Día Mundial de la Radio, Reporteros Sin Fronteras (RSF) alerta sobre la proliferación de las amenazas contra los medios de comunicación radiofónicos. Atacadas en zonas de confli ...