Reporters Without Borders (RSF) Assistance: Who Qualifies and What You Get
Journalists and editors facing legal threats or persecution can access legal aid, emergency assistance, and advocacy through this global program.
This program provides support and protection for members of the press who are facing danger or legal pressure due to their professional work.
Who it's for
This assistance is for journalists and editors who are facing persecution or legal threats because of their reporting.
What you get
You can access legal aid to help navigate court systems or legal challenges. The program also provides emergency assistance and advocacy to help protect your work and safety.
What it costs you
There is no fixed fee, but every request undergoes a case-by-case review. You will need to provide documentation that proves the threats or persecution you are facing.
The catch to know
The assistance is specifically focused on cases involving the freedom of information.
How to apply
- Visit the official organization website.
- Review their specific requirements for protection and legal aid.
- Prepare your documentation regarding the threats or legal issues you are experiencing.
- Submit your request through the official portal: https://rsf.org/