1 week ago Reporters Without Borders should do its own homework rather than rely on the GPA for information

Dear Editor, Recently, much has been made about press freedom, and freedom of expression in Guyana. Ironically, most of the claims are made by those who are most active in the press, TV and social media.  The article Reporters Without Borders should do its own homework rather than rely on the GPA for information appeared first on Stabroek News.

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2 w. ago Issues raised by Reporters Without Borders are valid and cumulatively constitute a threat to the press’s ability to hold power accountable without fear

Dear Editor, I am writing in response to the letter published on September 16, titled “Reporters Without Borders statement misrepresents the state of press freedom in this country.” The article Issues raised by Reporters Without Borders are valid and cumulatively constitute a threat to the press’s ability to hold power accountable without fear appeared first on Stabroek News.

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2 w. ago The President’s foci on press freedom in his inaugural address

Dear Editor, President Ali has disappointed. It is all that I will say right now. I gave my word not to criticize the president or the new PPP Government for their first hundred days, and I intend to honour that commitment. The article The President’s foci on press freedom in his inaugural address appeared first on Stabroek News.

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2 w. ago FGM, WPA condemn media exclusion from president’s press briefing

– say controlled access, limited questions reflect authoritarianism Kaieteur News – Following the public outrage over the exclusion of several media outlets from President Irfaan Ali’s first press conference on Tuesday, political parties have condemned the move and called for greater press freedom in Guyana. In a statement issued on Wednesday, the Forward Guyana Movement […] The post FGM, WPA condemn media exclusion from president’s press briefing appeared first on Kaieteur News.

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2 w. ago Press conference hosted by President exemplified alarming trend to suppress scrutiny

Dear Editor, On September 12, 2025, Reporters Without Borders issued a resounding call to President Irfaan Ali’s administration, urging immediate and concrete steps to strengthen press freedom in Guyana. The article Press conference hosted by President exemplified alarming trend to suppress scrutiny appeared first on Stabroek News.

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2 w. ago Reporters Without Borders statement misrepresents the state of press freedom in this country

Dear Editor, The September 12 statement assessing the Government of Guyana’s relationship with the media by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) warrants scrutiny, as it is clearly a misrepresentation of the state of press freedom in this country. The article Reporters Without Borders statement misrepresents the state of press freedom in this country appeared first on Stabroek News.

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2 w. ago Reporters without Borders urges Ali administration to prioritise press freedom

`Open hostility from the government towards the media has become a regrettable norm in Guyana. This culture of antagonism is directly holding Guyana back on the World Press Freedom Index’ Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has called on President Irfaan Ali’s administration to take concrete steps to improve press freedom in Guyana, following the September 1st general and regional elections that returned the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) to office for a second term. The article Reporters without Borders urges Ali administration to prioritise press freedom appeared first on Stabroek News.

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