Turkey: CFWIJ demands justice for journalists Şehriban Abi, Nazan Sala and Zeynep Durgut, Journalism is not a crime
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The second hearing of the trial against journalists Şehriban Abi, Nazan Sala and Zeynep Durgut was held.
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Palestine: CFWIJ condemns the violent attack on women journalists by security forces
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Several Palestinian women journalists were brutally targeted while covering the demonstrations held in Ramallah.
Read MoreTurkey: Trial against five journalists adjourned for tenth time – Journalists must be acquitted immediately
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The trial against journalists was postponed for the tenth time. The next hearing, in which five women journalists were tried, was postponed.
Read MoreSouth Africa: CFWIJ condemns the public harassment against Ayesha Ismail
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eNCA correspondent Ayesha Ismail endured public harassment along with her cameraman while reporting on an anti-racism protest in Cape Town.
Read MoreTurkey: Press organisations and journalists called the Turkish government “We can’t breathe”
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Press organizations and journalists gathered to call the Turkish government to end police violence and intimidating policies against journalists across the country.
Read MoreTurkey: Journalism is prosecuted once again – CFWIJ condemns the unjust trial against journalist Buse Söğütlü
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The first hearing against 35 people, including reporter Buse Söğütlü, was held in İstanbul.
Read MoreLiberia: CFWIJ condemns the threatening messages targeting journalist Aryee Davis
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Aryee Davis has endured life-threatening messages following two of her publications on Green Coast TV's online news platform.
Read MoreUnited Kingdom: CFWIJ condemns the online death threats against Camilla Tominey
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Camilla Tominey, award-winning journalist and associate editor for The Telegraph, received online death threats via email to her website.
Read MorePoland: CFWIJ is monitoring the investigation against journalist Aleksandra Klich-Siewiorek
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Prominent journalist and editor-in-chief of women’s magazine Wysokie Obcasy, Aleksandra Klich-Siewiorek, is under investigation in the public prosecutor’s office.
Read MoreTurkey: Legal persecution continues against journalist Hatice Şahin - The journalist must be acquitted from all charges
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The third hearing of the case against Yeni Yaşam Newspaper editor Hatice Şahin on the charge of being affiliated with an armed organisation was held.
Read MoreSaudi Arabia: CFWIJ welcomes the release of Nassima Al-Sadah and Samar Badawi from Saudi prison.
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CFWIJ is delighted by the release of Saudi women rights activists Nassima Al-Sadah and Samar Badawi from prison.
Read MoreRussia: CFWIJ condemns the persistent judicial harassment targeting journalist Darya Komarova
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Darya Komarova, a correspondent for the Idel Realities project of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, faced another episode of legal persecution by judicial authorities.
Read MoreIran: CFWIJ is saddened by the tragic death of Reyhaneh Yassini and Mahshad Karimi in a fatal accident
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A fatal bus accident near the city of Naqadeh took the lives of Reyhaneh Yassini and Mahshad Karimi.
Read MoreUnited States: CFWIJ is monitoring the situation under which Ivory Hecker got fired
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Ivory Hecker, Fox 26 correspondent for Houston, was fired after her on-air claim that “her corporate bosses had been muzzling her”.
Read MoreGuatemala: CFWIJ congratulates Anastasia Mejia for winning the 2021 International Press Freedom Award
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Anastasia Mejia, a radio journalist from Joybaj, Guatemala, won the 2021 Press Freedom Award.
Read MorePakistan: Women journalists attacked online following Prime Minister's troubling remarks on rape; CFWIJ condemns the misogyny being encouraged in the country.
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Three journalists from digital media platform Soch Videos were arrested by Sindh police for covering protests organized by working-class communities outside Bilawal House.
Read MorePakistan: Fizza Qureshi and Gul Nayani arrested for covering protests demanding better housing facilities; CFWIJ condemns state brutality
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Three journalists from digital media platform Soch Videos were arrested by Sindh police for covering protests organized by working-class communities outside Bilawal House.
Read MoreUnited Kingdom: CFWIJ condemns the legal harassment against Clare Rewcastle
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Investigative journalist and founder of Sarawak Report and Radio Free Sarawak, Clare Rewcastle was subjected to legal harassment.
Read MoreIndia: CFWIJ condemns the unjustified police harassment against journalists Rana Ayyub and Saba Naqvi
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Freelance journalist Saba Naqvi and the Washington Post journalist Rana Ayyub are facing a criminal complaint filed by a police inspector.
Read MoreBelarus: CFWIJ is dismayed as the journalist Valyaryna Kustava leaves the country amidst threats
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Valyaryna Kustava, a poet and an anchor for Belarusian television left the country along with her toddler daughter amidst the threats to her safety.
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