INTERVIEW / RSF chief lauds Taiwan's free press but calls for media reforms
10/20/2024 09:09 AM
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) Director General Thibaut Bruttin has high praise for Taiwan's free media, but argued recently that work still needed to be done to encourage more editorial independence in local newsrooms.
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