Impunity Begets Violence
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On this International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists the Coalition For Women In Journalism extends support to women journalists.
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Turkey: CFWIJ demands action to end police brutality against journalists
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CFWIJ demands an end to the systematic police violence that deliberately targets journalists in Turkey.
Read MorePakistan: CFWIJ condemns the news and media organization exploiting women journalists
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Several women journalists associated with different newspapers and media organizations held a protest in the capital, Islamabad.
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 MoreIndia: CFWIJ stands in solidarity with women journalists reporting on frontlines amidst the worst pandemic crisis
/After more than a year into the pandemic, India has been hit by the most lethal wave with presumably a new variant.
Read MoreSlovenia: CFWIJ condemns the suppression of press freedom by Janez Jansa’s government
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Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Jansa is reportedly waging a war against a journalist critical of the government's policies.
Read MoreAt the end of the United Nations' 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence campaign, CFWIJ calls for strengthened policies to protect the fundamental rights and freedoms of women journalists
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CFWIJ raises its deepest concern for the neglect of women journalists’ fundamental rights and freedoms around the world.
Read MoreAhead of UN 16 days of activism against gender-based violence, CFWIJ calls for refined policies to ensure safety of women Journalists.
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On the international day for the elimination of violence against women, CFWIJ expresses its utmost concern for women journalists' safety around the world.
Read MoreUnited States: Disinformation and journalists' safety concerns are dominating the electoral scene in the US.
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The Coalition For Women In Journalism monitors the US Elections and electoral campaigns.
Read MoreOn the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists, CFWIJ demands justice for women journalists.
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CFWIJ inspirits the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists by launching a campaign to highlight the threats against women journalists around the world.
Read MoreCFWIJ celebrates World Journalists' Day
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The Coalition For Women In Journalism wishes a happy World Journalists Day to journalists all around the world who strive to provide information to the public despite hard working conditions.
Read MoreThe Coalition For Women In Journalism Celebrates “Day of Kurdish Women Journalists”
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Kurdish women journalists in Turkey are celebrating the seventh of “Day of Kurdish Women Journalists”.
Read MoreTunisia: Tunisian press council is a progressive step towards bolstering press freedom
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Tunisian Press Council is formed following two years of rigorous preparation.
Read MoreChina: Ill-Treatment of US journalists as reciprocation is unacceptable
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Ranked as the fifth least free country in the world according to the World Press Freedom Index, China is notorious for its treatment of journalists, especially foreign journalists.
Read MoreGrant Announcement - August 2020
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The Coalition For Women In Journalism (CFWIJ) is thrilled to be the recipient of a $150,000 grant from Craig Newmark Philanthropies (CNP).
Read MoreUganda: Being a woman and a journalist is a double threat
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Women journalists in Uganda face online attacks and harassment for investigating and publishing “politically sensitive” content.
Read MoreIndia: Journalists start testing positive for Covid-19
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While the actual number of women journalists who have tested positive is unknown, TV Journalist Shivangi Thakur took to Twitter to confirm that she had tested positive.
Read MorePakistan: How female journalists are tackling the fallout from Covid-19
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Journalists are dealing with an unprecedented level of difficulties since the Covid-19 outbreak. The spread of this pandemic has had a deep impact on everyone in the field — whether they are covering it or not. After talking to a few female journalists, it was clear that they definitely have it worse.
Read MoreChina: Attacks on press freedom intensify after the coronavirus outbreak
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We are concerned that China has taken controversial decisions to brush stories of mishandling the coronavirus outbreak.
Read MoreIran: Regime suppresses freedom of speech to conceal COVID-19 cases
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We are alarmed by Iran’s arbitrary suppression of free information flow in the midst of a global pandemic, where the opposite is needed.
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