United States: CFWIJ condemns the misogynistic rhetoric against journalist Sandi Bachom
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Journalist Sandi Bachom was targeted with hate speech after sharing her criticism about the anti-Covid-19 vaccination on social media.
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Belarus: CFWIJ condemns the detention of Iryna Leushyna and BelaPAN staff members
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Chief editor of BelaPAN news agency, Iryna Leushyna, was detained on August 18, along with accountant Katsyarana Boyeva and former director Dzmitry Navazlylau.
Read MoreMontenegro: CFWIJ concerned about the threats received by journalist Milka Tadić-Mijović
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Journalist Milka Tadić-Mijović was approached by former boxer Boško Filipović in a parking lot outside Petrovac supermarket.
Read MoreBelarus: CFWIJ demands the immediate release of Ksenia Lutskina given her deteriorating health condition
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Former journalist Ksenia Lutskina has been in prison for over eight months. Earlier, she was accused of large-scale tax evasion.
Read MoreBangladesh: CFWIJ calls on authorities to drop the baseless charges against journalist Rozina Islam
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Rozina Islam is still under investigation related to the Official Secret Act, a colonial-era law that dates back to 1923
Read MoreAfghanistan: CFWIJ is alarmed by the forced deportation of journalists by the U.S. military
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Journalist Stefanie Glinski and nine other journalists were detained by the United States Armed Forces at Kabul Airport.
Read MoreChina: CFWIJ concerned about journalist Zhan Zhang’s health and demands her immediate release
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The health of journalist Zhan Zhang is rapidly deteriorating in prison.
Read MoreAfghanistan: Hundreds of Afghan women journalists plead for help as they face Taliban retribution
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Women journalists destroyed the traces of their identities and work documentation as they wrote their applications to CFWIJ for safe relocation.
Read MoreAfghanistan: CFWIJ is concerned for Shabnam Dawran and Khadija Amin after the Taliban denied them entry to work
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Shabnam Dawran, a broadcaster at state-run news channel Radio Television Afghanistan (RTA), was denied entry to work by the Taliban.
Read MoreAfghanistan: CFWIJ plays its part in aiding relocation of journalists and other vulnerable groups in the country after the Taliban takeover.
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Several journalists, news media organizations, activists, non-government organizations, women and minority groups now fear a threat to their lives and seek asylum elsewhere.
Read MoreCanada: CFWIJ condemns the obstructions created for journalists by the Canadian police
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Journalists Alexa MacLean, Sarah Plowman and Zane Woodford were asked to vacate the premises of the Horseshoe Park.
Read MoreRussia: CFWIJ demands investigation into the invasion of digital privacy of journalist Irina Pankratova
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An attempt was made to hack into the phone of Irina Pankratova, a journalist associated with the publication, The Bell.
Read MorePakistan: CFWIJ condemns the targeted online attack against Javeria Siddique
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Journalist and Youtuber Javeria Siddique was targeted online by trolls after she pointed out the wrong approach of a male journalist on an important and sensitive subject.
Read MoreRussia: CFWIJ is alarmed by the possible expulsion of journalist Sarah Rainsford
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Sarah Rainsford, a BBC correspondent in Moscow, was denied an extension to her work visa.
Read MoreThe Philippines: CFWIJ welcomes the dismissal of the libel charge against Maria Ressa
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The court decided to drop another libel charge against Maria Ressa.
Read MoreBangladesh: CFWIJ condemns the persistent harassment of Rozina Islam by state authorities
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Rozina Islam, a senior correspondent of Daily Prothom Alo is facing extreme challenges from the state authorities as they continue to target her.
Read MoreIndia: Women Press Corps told to vacate their premises, organization claims it paid its dues. CFWIJ is monitoring the situation
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The Indian Women Press Corps was issued an eviction notice by the government claiming expiry of the lease and the concessional period of their premises.
Read MoreBelarus: CFWIJ condemns the detention of journalist Carola Schneider
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Carola Schneider, a correspondent for Austria's national broadcaster, was detained by the police along with her cameraman.
Read MoreAzerbaijan: CFWIJ condemns that abuse and threats faced by three women journalists at the hands of the police
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Ulviyya Ali, Nargis Absalamova, and Elnare Gasimova were verbally abused and physically assaulted by the police despite identifying themselves as journalists.
Read MoreMexico: CFWIJ condemns the threats against journalist Azucena Uresti by the local drug cartel
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Azucena Uresti, a broadcast journalist associated with the Radio Formula and Multimedios, was threatened in a video message from a drug cartel group.
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