Canada: All Charges Dropped Against Amber Bracken, CFWIJ Welcomes The Decision
/Coastal GasLink pipeline, owned by TC Energy, decided to discontinue the lawsuit they had filed against journalists Amber Bracken and Michael Toledano.
Read MoreCoastal GasLink pipeline, owned by TC Energy, decided to discontinue the lawsuit they had filed against journalists Amber Bracken and Michael Toledano.
Read MoreLauren Pelley received an insulting comment on Twitter by an account not using a real name, calling her as “a fear mongering journalist” who “slept with men” to get the job.
Read MoreA British Columbia Supreme Court judge ordered the release of photojournalist Amber Bracken.
Read MoreThe Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) arrested at least one media member nd established an exclusion zone from where they stopped journalists from reporting.
Read MoreThe Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) arrested at least one media member nd established an exclusion zone from where they stopped journalists from reporting.
Read MoreThe Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) arrested at least one media member nd established an exclusion zone from where they stopped journalists from reporting.
Read MoreOn this International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists the Coalition For Women In Journalism extends support to women journalists.
Read MoreTwo more journalists were sent vile and racist emails this week, bringing the number of journalists targeted by an ongoing hate campaign to 20.
Read MoreJournalist Farah Nasser highlighted that most racist and hateful acts go unreported and are never taken to court.
Read MoreCBC journalist Meghan Grant alongside NDP MLA Shannon Phillips received retaliatory threats from officers of Lethbridge Police Service for exposing misconduct within the police force.
Read MoreAt least eight women journalists received vile emails after right-wing politician Maxime Bernier tweeted a provocative message to his followers.
Read MoreThe widespread hate campaign against journalists of color escalated with two more women journalists receiving threatening and abusive emails.
Read MoreJournalist Saba Eitizaz received misogynist, racist and threatening emails as part of a malicious campaign launched against women journalists and women in colour.
Read MoreAt least 10 women journalists received vile emails after right-wing politician Maxime Bernier tweeted a provocative message to his followers.
Read MoreJournalist Christy Somos received vile emails after politician Maxime Bernier tweeted out her email addresses alongside several of her colleagues’.
Read MoreJournalists Alexa MacLean, Sarah Plowman and Zane Woodford were asked to vacate the premises of the Horseshoe Park.
Read MoreThe Canadian Association of Journalists sued the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) for restricting access of the press to the Fairy Creek demonstrations.
Read MoreA Facebook user who goes by the name Jameson Balkie messaged journalist Nahreman Issa through the platform, attacking her expertise and professionalism.
Read MoreUkrainian journalist, Ustia Stefanchuk, who is now based in Canada recently published a historical testimony, on her Facebook page, about the torture her ancestors were subjected to.
Read MoreNatasha Fatah, host and reporter for CBC News, endured vicious trolling by an anonymous account who wished cancer on her and her father in a tweet.
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