United Kingdom: CFWIJ Stands With Carole Cadwalladr As She Faces SLAPP Trial
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The Observer and Guardian journalist Carole Cadwalladr is being sued by Arron Banks.
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Turkey: CFWIJ Welcomes The Acquittal Of Journalist Meşale Tolu
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The 16th hearing of the trial against journalist Meşale Tolu was held in Istanbul.
Read MoreTurkey: Trial Against Journalist Rojda Oğuz Postponed For The Fifth Time
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The fifth hearing of the case against journalist Rojda Oğuz was held in Van.
Read MoreFinland: CFWIJ Welcomes The Acquittal Of Journalist Johanna Vehkoo
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The Supreme Court ruled to acquit journalist and author Johanna Vehkoo over a defamation charge against Oulu politician Junes Lokka.
Read MoreTurkey: İzmir Court Adjourned Journalist Ruken Demir’s Case For The Eighth Time
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The eighth hearing of the trial against journalist Ruken Demir was held in İzmir.
Read MoreTurkey: Hearing of Sadiye Eser's Case Adjourned Yet Again As Court Awaits Absent Witness
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The seventh hearing of the trial against journalist Sadiye Eser was held in Istanbul.
Read MoreTurkey: Prosecutor informs the court of lack of evidence against Eylem Sonbahar, Sema Karakurt. CFWIJ calls for journalists' acquittal
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The 12th hearing of the case against journalists Eylem Sonbahar and Sema Karakurt was held in Antalya.
Read MoreUnited Kingdom: CFWIJ Concerned About The Weaponization Of Libel Laws Against Carole Cadwalladr
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Journalist Carole Cadwalladr will appear in court on Friday to defend herself against libel charges.
Read MoreTurkey: Journalist Nazan Sala Sentenced To 15 Months In Prison After Reporting On Van Military Torture
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The fourth hearing of the trial against journalists Şehriban Abi, Nazan Sala, and Zeynep Durgut was held in Van.
Read MoreTurkey: CFWIJ Welcomes Acquittal Of Derya Okatan
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Journalist Derya Okatan and five other journalists stand trial for reporting on leaked emails of the former energy minister in 2016.
Read MoreTurkey: No Relief For Buse Söğütlü, As İstanbul’s Court Adjourns The Case For The Second Time
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Legal ordeal for Gazete Yolculuk reporter Buse Söğütlü along with 35 women continues as the trial was adjourned.
Read MoreTurkey: CFWIJ Welcomes The Acquittal Of Journalists Implicated In Özgur Gündem Trial
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18 journalists were acquitted from all charges they have been facing since 2016.
Read MoreTurkey: Lawsuit Against Derya Okatan Drags On, CFWIJ Demands End To Legal Harassment
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The seventh hearing of the trial against journalist Derya Okatan has not been seen due to the judge’s leave.
Read MoreVietnam: CFWIJ Condems The Conviction Of Journalist Pham Doan Trang
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The Coalition For Women In Journalism condemns the conviction of the Vietnamese journalist Pham Doan Trang with nine years in jail.
Read MoreTurkey: Legal Ordeal For Durket Süren On Bogus Terror-Related Charges Continues
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At the eighth hearing of journalist Durket Süren’s trial on terror-related charges, the prosecution dropped the charges of “aiding and abetting”.
Read MoreTurkey: Trial Of Police Officers Who Used Violence Against Journalist Beyza Kural Adjourned With No Significant Progress
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The third hearing of the trial for three police officers who viciously and deliberately attacked reporter Beyza Kural Yılancı was held.
Read MorePhilippines: Nobel Laureate Maria Ressa Hit With Yet Another Lawsuit Days
/As Filipino journalist Maria Ressa headed to Oslo to accept the Nobel Peace Prize, a new lawsuit was filed against her news outlet Rappler.
Read MoreTurkey: Travel Ban on Derya Okatan, Five Other Journalists Yet In Place As Court Adjourns 13th Hearing Of RedHack Trial
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Legal ordeal for Derya Okata and five other journalists who stand trial for reporting on leaked emails of former energy minister in 2016.
Read MoreTurkey: Gülşen Koçuk Convicted On Terror Charges, Sentenced To Jail For 2016 Social Media Posts
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Jin News reporter Gülşen Koçuk was sentenced to one year, 10 months and 15 days in prison.
Read MoreUnited Kingdom: CFWIJ welcomes ECtHR statement in Rita Pal’s case
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The European Court of Human Rights recently ruled that the UK authorities violated the right of journalist Rita Pal during her arrest and prosecution process.
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