Saudi 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.
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Saudi Arabia: CFWIJ condemns the persistent legal harassment against Loujain Al-Hathloul
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Prominent Saudi human rights activist and journalist Loujain Al-Hathoul appeared in the Saudi supreme court on Sunday, May 10.
Read MoreSaudi Arabia: CFWIJ condemns the state persecution against Nassima al-Sadah and calls for her release
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Columnist and women's rights activist Nassima al-Sadah was detained by authorities on July 31, 2018.
Read MoreSaudi Arabia: CFWIJ condemns the confirmation of the first sentence against Loujain Al-Hathloul.
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Earlier today, the judges confirmed the first sentence against Loujain Al-Hathloul regarding charges of “terrorist activities”.
Read MoreSaudi Arabia: CFWIJ calls on the kingdom’s judiciary to end the conviction and travel ban against Loujain al-Hathloul
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Saudi women rights defender Loujain al-Hathloul attended the first hearing of her appeal since her release.
Read MoreSaudia Arabia: CFWIJ welcomes the release of Nouf Abdulaziz
/Writer and human rights activist Nouf Abdulaziz was released from Saudi prison on February 10.
Read MoreSaudi Arabia: CFWIJ welcomes the release of feminist activist Loujain Al-Hathloul
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Loujain Al-Hathlou was finally released on Wednesday night after spending 1001 days in prison.
Read MoreSaudi Arabia: CFWIJ welcomes the news of the possible early acquittal of Loujain al-Hathloul by Saudi court.
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After spending more than one thousand days in detention, activist Loujain al-Hathloul is expected to be released on Thursday, according to a tweet by her sister.
Read MoreSaudi Arabia: CFWIJ condemns the charges against Loujain al-Hathloul and demands her immediate release
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Saudi women’s rights defender Loujain al-Hathloul, who spent nearly three years in arbitrary pre-trial detention, sentenced to five years and eight months in prison.
Read MoreSaudi Arabia: CFWIJ calls on Saudi judicial authorities to release Nouf Abdulaziz
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Writer and activist Nouf Abdulaziz was arrested on June 6, 2018, during a raid on her residence in Riyadh.
Read MoreSaudi Arabia: After more than two years in arbitrary pre-trial detention, Loujain Al-Hathloul regains her basic right to stand for trial.
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With a weak body and shaky voice, prisoner of conscience Loujain attended her trial today and was finally allowed to present her defense.
Read MoreSaudi Arabia: Ahead of the W20 summit, CFWIJ prompts Saudi authorities to release women prisoners of conscience.
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The Women20 summit will be hosted by Saudi Arabia on November 25, 2020. The Coalition For Women In Journalism prompts Saudi authorities to release women prisoners.
Read MoreSaudi Arabia: Presenter Ola Al-Fares attacked online by Saudi-affiliated accounts for her dissident views
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Presenter Ola Al-Fares was trolled online by Saudi accounts and caricaturist Fahd Aljubairi for her dissident views.
Read MoreSaudi Arabia: Louijain Al-Hathloul started a hunger strike protesting her mistreatment in prison.
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Family members of prisoner of conscience Louijain Al-Hathloul announced that she started a hunger strike protesting her mistreatment.
Read MoreSaudi Arabia: Journalist Ghada Oueiss is once again attacked by accounts suspected to be tied to the Saudi government
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Journalist Ghada Oueiss was targeted by online attacks, for the second time in less than 2 months by Saudi government-linked accounts over her dissident views.
Read MoreSaudi Arabia: Trolling is weaponized against women journalists and dissidents. Lebanese journalist Zahra Hankir was trolled over dismissing an invitation to moderate “Women20 engagement group”
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Lebanese journalist Zahra Hankir was viciously attacked on twitter with trolling and defamed cartoons.
Read MoreSaudi Arabia: Prisoner of conscience Loujain Hathloul's health condition is deteriorating in imprisonment.
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Prisoner of conscience Loujain's health is deteriorating in her imprisonment due to her hunger strike.
Read MoreSaudi Arabia: Is the Crown Prince a women liberator or oppressor? Prisoner of conscience Loujain Al-Hathloul’s safety and fate remains ambiguous
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Feminist Human Rights Defender and prisoner of conscience, Loujain A-Hathloul's fate remains ambiguous for over two months.
Read MoreSaudi Arabia: The Coalition For Women In Journalism condemns online attacks against women journalists that were exposed by Ghada Oueiss and Ola Al-Fares in the region
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The latest example of the attack was seen in the case of Al Jazeera Arabic’s senior presenters Ghada Oueiss and Ola Al-Fares.
