Belarus: Seven women journalists detained, three remain under custody for reporting protests
/16 journalists were detained in Belarus, seven of them being women.
Read More16 journalists were detained in Belarus, seven of them being women.
Read MoreSupreme National Security Prosecution Office renewed journalist Shaimaa Samy’s pre-trial detention period again.
Read MoreDuring a mass raid on journalists' homes prior to Sunday’s protests, nearly 50 journalists were taken to police stations.
Read MoreThe Coalition For Women In Journalism is once again dismayed at the way Chinese government and authorities silence the press.
Read MoreJournalists Solafa Magdy and Esraa Abdel-Fattah were interrogated and ordered 15 days in pre-trial detention.
Read MoreIn the 20 days since the disputed presidential elections, Belarus has presented anything but ideal working conditions for journalists.
Read MoreThe journalists from the Radio Liberty Russian service who were held in Minsk, Yulia Vishnevetskaya and Andrei Kiselyov, have been released from the Partizansky district police station and are being deported.
Read MoreTatsiana Belashova was among numerous journalists detained and loaded into a police van near the Central police department, without any explanation.
Read MoreJournalist Rasha Mounir of Daarb News, along with her photographer colleague, was detained and kept in custody for over 12 hours.
Read MoreAmong several hundred people who gathered, some journalists who followed the events were also reportedly detained, but their identities have not been disclosed yet.
Two Kurdish journalists from Turkey, Çağdaş Kaplan and Berçem Mordeniz, captured the battery and detention of one person by police in Syntagma Square in Athens, the capital city of Greece.
Read MoreThe Working Group on Arbitrary Detention of the United Nations Human Rights Council approved a resolution on May 1, calling the detention of journalists Lucía Pineda and Miguel Mora.
Read MoreDuring a hearing yesterday, Egyptian Supreme National Security Court extended the pre-trial detention of journalists Esraa Abdel-Fattah, Solafa Mady, and others for 45 days.
Mesopotamia Women Journalists Platform Spokesperson and JinNews editor Ayşe Güney was detained early this morning during a raid at her house.
Read MoreArtı TV Ankara correspondent Sibel Hürtaş was detained yesterday while covering the bar association chairs’ protest against the new proposed attorneyship law.
Read MoreJournalist, political activist, and human rights defender Esraa Abdel Fatah was arrested on October 13, 2019.
Read MoreMore than two dozen activists were detained on June 23rd after attempting to occupy the Municipal Services Building with last-minute demands for city leaders to drastically reduce the police department’s budget.
Read MoreTURKEY, Ankara — Our colleague Berivan Altan was taken into custody after a raid on her house early this morning.
Read MoreTURKEY, ISTANBUL — Artı Gerçek columnist Nurcan Kaya was detained at the airport on Sunday. Despite being released after an interrogation, she has now been slapped with an international ban as of today.
Read MoreTURKEY, DIYARBAKIR — Journalist Beritan Canözer, a former reporter at the pro-Kurdish Jin News Agency, was taken into custody while she was covering a protest in 2015. She is currently facing hearings in the case.
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