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RSF, CNA launch joint photo exhibition in Taipei
2026/01/12 14:33
A month-long joint photo exhibition by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and CNA opened in Taipei on Monday. Marking RSF’s 40th anniversary, the exhibition features 40 photographs by photojournalists from around the world, alongside 13 award-winning images by CNA photographers. The exhibition is free to the public and runs through Feb. 11 at No. 209, Songjiang Road.
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