Tag: Reporters Without Borders

Family, journalism community demand justice for journalist killed in South Sudan

By Josephine Chu on October 1, 2019 civil war, journalist, justice, Reporters Without Borders, south sudan, u.s. embassy, war crime

The parents of Christopher Allen, a 26-year-old British-American freelance journalist killed while covering the civil war in South Sudan, said at a vigil Monday on the two-year anniversary of his death that the South Sudanese government should be forced to provide answers on how Allen died.

Conflicts and Terrorism

Safety training for journalists in conflicts areas is increasing, but the new challenge for press freedom is authoritarian regimes

By Muhammed Calli on March 8, 2018March 8, 2018 CPJ, Reporters Without Borders

As awareness of journalism protection increase, populism still challenge journalism safety in the world

Conflicts and Terrorism Privacy and Civil Liberties

Medill Without Borders

By Jini Hernandez on February 23, 2018February 23, 2018 medill explores, Paris, Reporters Sans Frontieres, Reporters Without Borders

RSF, with headquarters in Paris and offices in Washington and San Francisco, advocates for press freedom and journalists’ safety around the world.

Privacy and Civil Liberties

Turkmenistan Independence Day overshadowed by treatment of press

By Andrew Merica on November 8, 2016 press freedom, Reporters Without Borders, Turkmenistan

To protest the country’s government’s treatment of journalists, Reporters Without Borders held a rally in front of the Turkmenistan Embassy in Washington, D.C.