Kosovo: CFWIJ concerned about the safety of journalists attacked in the field
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The Coalition For Women In Journalism expresses serious concerns about the safety of women journalists covering a protest.
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Bulgaria: CFWIJ condemns the violence against Polina Paunova and Genka Shikerova at the ruling party conference
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Polina Paunova and Genka Shikerova, journalists for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty were physically attacked and verbally abused while covering a conference.
Read MoreTurkey: Another police violence against women journalists - CFWIJ demands an immediate end to repression
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At least five women journalists were impeded by the police forces while following September 1 World Peace Day demonstration in Istanbul.
Read MoreTurkey: CFWIJ demands action to end police brutality against journalists
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CFWIJ demands an end to the systematic police violence that deliberately targets journalists in Turkey.
Read MoreTurkey: The fifth police attack against journalist Fatoş Erdoğan, CFWIJ strongly condemns the police violence
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Dokuz8Haber reporter Fatoş Erdoğan was physically assaulted by the police during the protest she followed in Kadıköy, Istanbul.
Read MoreTurkey: CFWIJ denounces police intervention against journalists
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Four women journalists, who followed the press statement made before the lawsuit filed against the Ankara Women's Platform for the Istanbul Convention, were beaten and prevented.
Read MoreUnited States: CFWIJ condemns the police brutality faced by student journalists from The Ohio State University during the George Floyd protests
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Student journalists from The Ohio State University allege that they were pepper-sprayed by the Columbus police force while covering the George Floyd protests last year.
Read MoreTurkey: CFWIJ condemns police violence against women journalists on May 1 Labour Day
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Journalists who followed Labour Day events across Turkey were prevented by the police.
Read MoreTurkey: CFWIJ condemns the crackdown imposed on Mesopotamia Agency reporters in Ankara
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Mesopotamia Agency (MA) reporter Diren Yurtsever was deliberately prevented and physically assaulted by the police.
Read MoreSpain: CFWIJ condemns the police violence against journalist Mar Segura
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Journalists Mar Segura and Sergi Pau were physically assaulted by the police during their coverage of a protest demonstration against police brutality.
Read MoreCFWIJ joins CIVICUS global call to protect women's civic freedoms and demand safety for women journalists
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Twenty years since the ratification of the Beijing Platform for Action, gender justice is still not a reality for most women.
Read MoreAsian American journalists on the frontline of hate and negligence, CFWIJ Reports
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Hate crimes against Asian-Americans have significantly increased since the Covid-19 pandemic.
Read MoreUnited States: CFWIJ condemns the police violence against journalist Shauna Sowersby
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Freelance journalist Shauna Sowersby was assaulted by police during her coverage of a Seattle protest on November 3, election night.
Read MoreTurkey: CFWIJ demands Turkey to end police violence against journalists immediately
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Dokuz8News reporter Fatoş Erdoğan was subjected to police violence while covering the International Women’s Day rally in Istanbul.
Read MoreMyanmar: CFWIJ condemns the unjustified detention of Kay Zon Nwe
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Multimedia journalist Kay Zon Nwe was arrested while following an anti-coup protest held in Sanchaung, Yangon on Saturday noon.
Read MoreRussia: CFWIJ condemns the violation of Elena Solovyova’s privacy and requests urgent action
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Journalist Elena Solovyova’s financial information was released online without her permission.
Read MoreDemocratic Republic of the Congo (DRC): CFWIJ is appalled by the shooting of journalist Nanou Kazaku. We call for an immediate investigation into the incident.
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Nanou Kazaku, a radio journalist based in Goma, the capital of North-Kivu province in the DRC, was shot on Wednesday, February 17.
Read MoreTurkey: CFWIJ condemns the police violence against five reporters who were covering press briefing of arrested women
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Police interfered with five female reporters covering the press briefing of HDP Women's Assemblies at İstanbul’s Çağlayan Courthouse.
Read MoreMyanmar: CFWIJ stands in solidarity with journalists resisting the military takeover
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Several journalists resigned from a national newspaper once it appeared that the publication was succumbing to military demands.
Read MoreUnited States: CFWIJ condemns the police violence against journalist Talia Jane
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Independent journalist Talia Jane was detained today while following the Black Lives Matters (BLM) protests in Manhattan.
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