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In the central Sahel, journalists and reporters have seen their working conditions deteriorate ever since they were taken over by military juntas, international organisations marking World Press Freedom Day on Friday have found.

India's press freedom ranking falls, but government dismisses as propaganda; US also sees decline in press freedom.

This year’s World Press Freedom index puts France in 21st place out of 180 countries – a slight improvement on 2023. But a report by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) warns that the right to information continues to be threatened by a legislative loophole that gives authorities the power to prosecute…

As the war in Gaza becomes the deadliest conflict for journalists, Al Jazeera looks at press freedom in the past year.

Company-wide memo says the newspaper is shifting its ‘center of gravity in the region’ to Southeast Asian hub.

India ranked 159, two spots higher than last year, in the 2024 edition of the Press Freedom Index, published annually by Reporters Without Borders. It’s behind Turkey, Pakistan and Sri Lanka, which are ranked at positions 158, 152, and 150, respectively.

In the past year, in virtually every region, journalists and independent media outlets faced increasing repression

The population of El Fasher, which includes thousands of displaced people, is in ‘dire need of food, medicine and water’

Silencing of a film-maker documenting the widespread 2022 demonstrations against Covid controls is part of rising suppression of press freedom

Attack on al-Fashir would have ‘devastating consequences’ for civilians in area already on brink of famine, UN says.

Proximity to Chad means violence in North Darfur between the RSF and Sudan’s army could easily spread.