Lebanon: CFWIJ Welcomes Release Of American Journalist Nada Homsi
/The Coalition For Women In Journalism welcomes the release of American freelance journalist Nada Homsi.
Read MoreThe Coalition For Women In Journalism welcomes the release of American freelance journalist Nada Homsi.
Read MoreReporter for Al Jadeed TV, Layal Saad was denied entry to Baabda Presidential Palace.
Read MoreJournalist Yumna Fawaz was targeted with a vicious online campaign.
Read MoreMTV Lebanon News correspondent Joyce Akiki was attacked by Free Patriotic Movement (FPM) supporters, during her live.
Read MoreVeteran journalist and the editor-in-chief of the news outlet Daraj, Diana Moukalled, will appear in court on January 14 for her alleged defamation of a person named ‘Rahhal’.
Read MoreLayal Alikhtiar became the target of a hate campaign that was initiated against her by a separatist organisation.
Read MoreJournalist Mahassen Maursal was attacked online and a Twitter campaign was launched against her upon fake news.
Read MoreWe are enraged about the incessant online harassment and threats that our former fellow and independent journalist Luna Safwan is being targeted with.
Read MoreNabih Berry, Speaker of the Lebanese parliament and Bassil Jubran, president of the free patriot movement are suing Journalist Dima Sadek for allegations of spreading false news under defamation law.
Read MoreFollowing the devastating explosion in Beirut port on August 4, the citizens got together to clean the rubble, distribute waters, heal the wounds and house the unfortunate.
Beirut was left shaken on August 4, after multiple explosions took place near its port.
Read MoreThe Coalition For Women In Journalism is concerned about the treatment of women journalists during the ongoing protests in Beirut. We are monitoring the situation on the ground and online.
Read MoreIf you have been harassed or abused in any way, and please report the incident by using the following form.
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