Jean-François Julliard stands down as Reporters Without Borders secretary-general

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders announces that Jean-François Julliard will stand down as its secretary-general on 31 January. The organization's board of governors is currently looking for a replacement. Olivier Basille, Reporters Without Borders' representative in Brussels, will be acting head of the organization until a successor is appointed. Reporters Without Borders president Dominique Gerbaud said: “The staff and board of governors thank Jean-François for helping to consolidate our position as (...)

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