Canada: Police vs the Press
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In Canada, police aggression against journalists is on the rise. And women journalists are disproportionately on the front and centre of this development.
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Europe heats up on risk map for press violations: The Eastern region a serious concern.
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CFWIJ keeps documenting cases of violations against women journalists, it raises concerns about their safety in Europe, especially in the eastern part of the continent where data suggests women have been more vulnerable.
Read MoreCanada: Right-wing Populist Leaders Weaponize Social Media to Silence Journalists
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Right-wing populist politics has found a sizable audience on social media globally.
Read MoreAfghanistan: Amidst escalating threats and fear, there is no relief for Afghan journalists in the country
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After a bomb attack at the Kabul airport on August 26 left more than 110 people dead, the situation for Afghan women journalists is deteriorating.
Read MoreAfghanistan: Women journalists face dangerous uncertainty as the Taliban takeover threatens press freedom
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The Coalition For Women In Journalism continues to amplify Afghan journalists and activists through our platform and social media campaigns.
Read MoreAfghanistan: Hundreds of Afghan women journalists plead for help as they face Taliban retribution
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Women journalists destroyed the traces of their identities and work documentation as they wrote their applications to CFWIJ for safe relocation.
Read MoreUnited Kingdom: Safety Of Journalists - Gender Perspective
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In this submission we will prioritise threats and issues faced by women across the U.K, with a brief additional input on how the media environment affects all journalists and media workers.
Read MoreTunisia: On The Brink of Crisis
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In order to truly understand the threat that the journalist fraternity faces in Tunisia, it is important to shed light on the historical and political context of this moment and talk about what is at risk.
Read MoreNSO’s Pegasus Spyware: Surveillance Like Never Before
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Initially envisioned as a means for cyberwar against terrorist networks, the targets of Pegasus now include political personalities, activists, journalists and close associates of prominent personalities.
Read More2021 CFWIJ First Half-Yearly Report
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In the first half of 2021, women journalists faced the most danger not from criminal elements, but from the states they operate in.
Read MoreCFWIJ Annual Report 2020
/This report presents a review of the threats women journalists have faced in 2020.
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