Russia: Government Eager To Use Net Surveillance Software
Reporters Without Borders condemned Friday plans by Roskomnadzor, Russia’s federal supervisory agency for communications, information technology and mass media, to
Read moreReporters Without Borders condemned Friday plans by Roskomnadzor, Russia’s federal supervisory agency for communications, information technology and mass media, to
Read moreReporters Without Borders urges the Department of Justice to withdraw the appeal it filed this past week in a bid
Read moreReporters Without Borders said Monday it is alarmed by a wave of trials involving journalists although the government lifted the
Read moreThe new US rules on Net Neutrality, which the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) approved on 21 December 2010, were finally
Read moreReporters Without Borders is worried to learn that the Chinese authorities are holding a group of journalists from the South
Read moreReporters Without Borders condemns the Iranian government’s targeting of the BBC’s Farsi-language TV station, BBC Persian. Its satellite signal was
Read moreJosé Oquendo Reyes, an investigative TV reporter who covered local corruption, was gunned down as he was about to enter
Read moreReporters Without Borders calls on the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan (ISAF) to take greater care to protect
Read moreReporters Without Borders is appalled by the way the Turkish authorities continue to treat two of the country’s leading investigative
Read morePresident Rafael Correa Delgado Carondelet Palace Quito, Ecuador Dear President Correa, Reporters Without Borders, an international organization that defends freedom
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