Poland: CFWIJ condemns the legal harassment of journalist Dorota Nygren
/Polish journalist Dorota Nygren was wrongfully dismissed by the director of Information Agency Radio, Paweł Piszczek.
Read MorePolish journalist Dorota Nygren was wrongfully dismissed by the director of Information Agency Radio, Paweł Piszczek.
Read MoreSamantha-Jo Roth, a correspondent for NY1 & Spectrum 24 hour news station, was harassed online for a tweet she posted on the day of the Capitol Hill insurrection.
Read MoreJournalist Nadine White was publicly criticised by a British equalities minister, Kemi Badenoch, for her coverage.
Read MoreJournalist Dayanna Monroy was publicly denounced again by former president Abdalá Bucaram, who has expressed his desire to kill her.
Read MoreNazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who has worked with renowned media organizations, has been imprisoned in Iran for nearly five years.
Read MoreThe Coalition For Women In Journalism is very concerned about the threats of rape, acid attack and death against the journalist.
Read MoreA town hall meeting was held by U.S. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene in Dalton, Georgia.
Read MoreEmma Metieh Glassco, the Director-General of the National Fisheries and Aquaculture Authority of Liberia, encouraged greater female participation in the field of journalism.
Read MorePam Johnson, known as a trailblazer for women in journalism, died at the age of 74 after battling dementia.
Read MoreProminent Algerian journalist Tin Hinan Laceb, of ENTV’s Amazigh channel (TV4), was reportedly killed by her husband on January 26.
Read MoreA female reporter was beaten and injured by men in the city of Qixia in China’s Shandong province.
Read MoreFarahnaz Forotan, Fatema Hashim, Nazifa, and Mariam Alimi are some of the many women journalists targeted with death threats in the latest series of killings in Afghanistan.
Read MoreA female journalist in Kunming City of China’s Yunnan province is being commended for negotiating with a kidnapper holding a young boy hostage.
Read MoreSeveral journalists were detained in 17 major cities throughout Russia while reporting on the recent protests.
Read MoreToday, an investigation was launched against Bugün Kıbrıs columnist Ayşemden Akın over the social media posts she shared about presidential elections.
Read MoreLauren Wolfe, a former New York Times editor, was then viciously trolled by far-right supremacists, targeted with rape and death threats.
Read MoreJournalists Katsyaryna Andreyeva and Darya Chultsova are behind bars since November 2020 for live streaming a protest.
Read MoreFemale sports journalist Britt Ghiroli has opened up about her experience with sexual harassment in 2012.
Read MoreJournalist Gordana Bjeletić, editor-in-chief at Juzne Vesti, an investigative news portal in Southern Serbia, was targeted to online death threats with her editorial colleagues.
Read MoreAlla Sharko, a human rights activist and program director of the Press Club of Belarus was arrested on December 22, 2020, along with her colleagues.
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