World Press Freedom Index

RSF downgrade fine, priority is combating racism, bigotry: Anwar on press freedom index drop

PM remains unfazed by Malaysia's lower ranking, emphasising government's focus, prioritising rakyat’s well-being over international scores

RSF acknowledges Malaysia as model for press freedom in Southeast Asia: Fahmi

Comms minister says watchdog is willing to collaborate with the government to enhance media freedom in the country

RSF report: pre-Madani era incidents drive Malaysia’s press freedom ranking decline

Long-running cases revolving around Clare Rewcastle-Brown, Pakistani journalist Syed Fawad Ali Shah, the blocking of TV Pertiwi, earned the watchdog’s attention

World Press Freedom Index based on surveys, not first-hand accounts: Fahmi

Reporters Without Borders said Malaysia’s ranking was decided following feedback from survey respondents

RSF’s 2024 World Press Freedom Index is more flawed than ever – Rocky Bru

Questionable methodology when Israel, which murders journalists, ranks higher than Malaysia. writes Datuk Ahirudin Attan
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