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Reporters Without Borders (RSF)

Reporters Without Borders (RSF)

Paramilitary Force

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The deadliest conflict for journalists in modern history

Force in Play

Filed war crimes complaints with ICC

Israeli strikes have killed more journalists in the Gaza war than in any armed conflict in modern history—over 260 Palestinian journalists since October 2023. That exceeds the combined toll from World War I, World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War.

Updated May 22

Philippines convicts journalist of terror financing after six years in detention

Rule Changes

Monitoring Philippine press freedom; conducted investigation into Cumpio case

Frenchie Mae Cumpio was 20 years old when police kicked down her door at 2 a.m. and claimed to find a grenade on her bed. Six years later, she remains in prison—now convicted of terrorism financing and facing up to 18 more years. The regional court acquitted her of the weapons charges that justified her original arrest but found her guilty of funneling money to communist insurgents, based largely on testimony from witnesses who gave contradictory statements about meeting a nine-year-old terrorist financier.

Updated May 22

Sudan's war-driven famine crisis

Force in Play

Controls Darfur and parts of Kordofan

Two of every five Sudanese now lack enough food. Three UN agencies said on May 15 that 19.5 million people across Sudan face crisis-level hunger after three years of war between the national army and a paramilitary force.

Updated May 15