United States: Journalists arrested in birthplace of the first amendment
/Demonstrations in the USA is spread to the whole country and with curfews put in place in large cities, reporters are facing arrests.
Read MoreDemonstrations in the USA is spread to the whole country and with curfews put in place in large cities, reporters are facing arrests.
Read MoreEllen Schmidt, a staff photographer at the Las Vegas Review-Journal, and Bridget Bennett, a freelance photojournalist, were following the demonstrations on May 29.
Read MoreWe are deeply saddened to hear about the severe injury photojournalist Linda Tirado suffered on May 30, 2020 while capturing the protests in Nashville Tennessee.
Read MoreWAVE 3 News reporter and photographer Kaitlin Rust were struck by pepper balls reportedly fired by an LMPD officer during a protest in Louisville.
Read MoreCanadian Broadcasting Corporation journalist Susan Ormiston was hit with a gas canister in Minnesota.
Read MoreLos Angeles Times reporter Molly Hennessy-Fiske was tear gassed while reporting the protests in Minnesota on the frontlines.
Read MoreMurder of Minneapolis resident George Floyd on May 25th 2020 by the police forces sparked fury and erupted demonstrations all over the USA.
Read MoreTrump needs to realize that the real enemy right now are not women journalists, but the pandemic.
Read MoreThe Liberty University Police Department has issued arrest warrants against freelance photographer Julia Rendleman and ProPublica reporter Alec MacGillis for reporting a critical story about the university's handling of the pandemic.
Read MoreLongtime CBS journalist Maria Mercader has died in a New York hospital after contracting Covid-19.
Read MoreWe are concerned that China has taken controversial decisions to brush stories of mishandling the coronavirus outbreak.
Read MoreWhile CBS has condemned the barrage of abuse Gayle has received following the clip’s airing, we have to question why the network did not act with more responsibility towards Gayle.
Read MoreThe Coalition For Women In Journalism welcomes the Washington Post’s decision to reinstate their national politics reporter Felicia Sonmez. She was sent on administrative leave on January 27.
Read MoreThe Coalition For Women In Journalism condemns the online harassment of Washington Post reporter Felicia Sonmez and the events that have ensued.
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