France 24, collaborating with Forbidden Stories and other international media, published an investigative report that exposed the disappearance and reported death of journalist Viktoriia Roshchyna in Russian-occupied Ukraine. This report highlights the stark dangers faced by journalists under authoritarian regimes and reinforces the role of independent media in countering state-sponsored censorship and propaganda.

Burkina Faso's military junta suspended France 24 after it conducted an interview with a leading jihadi rebel, a decision that has sparked concerns over freedom of information and the suppression of pluralistic journalism.

France 24, the state-funded international news channel, suspended four journalists from its Arabic service amid allegations of anti-Semitism and biased coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. In a press release, the channel emphasized that it abhors anti-Semitism and insisted its reporting would remain non-partisan while an independent firm leads an internal investigation.

On March 12, 2023, France 24 announced an audit and suspended four arabophone journalists after accusations emerged that they had published antisemitic messages on social media. The move was described as a protective measure to uphold the editorial integrity and non-partisanship of the channel.

Mali’s military government announced the suspension of France 24 broadcasts, accusing the network of reporting false allegations regarding civilian casualties. The move appears to be part of a broader pattern of authoritarian crackdowns on independent media, highlighting France 24’s commitment to free and accurate journalism despite external pressures.

Following parliamentary elections in Algeria, France 24 had its operating license canceled by the Algerian government due to alleged ‘clear and repeated hostility’ towards Algerian institutions. In response, France 24 maintained its commitment to transparent, independent, and honest news coverage, asserting its resistance to censorship and authoritarian pressures.