Belarus: Mass police raid in an escalation of the crackdown against journalists
/Police raided the homes of at least 15 journalists, six of whom were women.
Read MorePolice raided the homes of at least 15 journalists, six of whom were women.
Read MoreCubaNet journalist Camila Acosta will be prosecuted for crimes against State Security, according to the screenwriter Ángel Santiesteban confirmed on July 12.
Read MoreA former Tut.By employee and writer, Yulia Chernyavskaya is suffering serious health problems under house arrest.
Read MoreIryna Novik, a project editor for Hrodna.life, was detained by the Belarusian police over a photo she released.
Read MoreGlafira Zhuk, a journalist associated with Narodnaya Volya, was released after 30 days in detention.
Read MoreValeria Kostyugova, an independent analyst and editor of the Belarusian Yearbook, is in detention after authorities searched her residence on June 30.
Read MoreThree journalists from digital media platform Soch Videos were arrested by Sindh police for covering protests organized by working-class communities outside Bilawal House.
Read MoreThe situation of press freedoms in Belarus continues to deteriorate as journalists are subjected to detentions and state violence for covering the ongoing protests in the country.
Read MoreIsraeli forces physically assaulted and arrested two Palestinian in the Sheikh Jarrah neighbourhood without charge and warrant.
Read MoreMassive crackdown against the independent news website Tut.by follows more detentions. Four journalists, two of them women, were detained in Minsk on May 25 and released in the evening.
Read MorePolice officers in the capital arbitrarily detained and beat journalist Caleb Kudah.
Read MoreThe police arrested journalist Kenza Khattou, a reporter for local independent news website Radio M, on May 14 for covering an anti-government protest.
Read MoreReporter Lyubov Kasperovich was sentenced to 15 days of detention over a charge of participating unauthorised demonstration.
Read MoreMary Karla Ares, a reporter for local newspaper Amanecer Habanero, was arrested by the Cuban Revolutionary Police on April 30 in Havana.
Read MoreMesopotamia Agency (MA) reporter Ceylan Şahinli was detained while following the May 1 Labour Day event in Ankara.
Read MoreRussian law enforcement authorities detained at least three women journalists from different parts of the country while they were covering pro-Navalny protests.
Read MoreCorrespondent for Multimedios Television, Vianca Maleny Trevino Nevejar, was assaulted by police and detained in the early morning on Friday, April 9.
Read MoreJournalist Katya Arenina was detained by security forces in the region while she was investigating reports about torture in the penal facility present there.
Read MoreJournalists Songül Yücel and Kardelen Yoğungan were detained for covering the press statement held by Sinbo workers who were dismissed.
Read MoreJournalist Renée Jones Schneider was detained alongside her colleague Liz Flores while covering a protest demonstration against the killing of a black man Daunte Wright by a white police officer.
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