Women Press Freedom denounces violent attack on journalist reporting on rally in support of the President..

Women Press Freedom expresses solidarity with Maryam Shabani, who faced threats and intimidation from Mohammad Jafar Montazeri, the Head of Iran's Supreme Court, at President Pezeshkian's press conference.

Women Press Freedom condemns the continued harassment of the jailed journalist, demands all bogus charges against her are dropped and she is immediately freed.

Women Press Freedom denounces violence and intimidation targeting press covering protests. Police must act.

This is part of a troubling pattern we have been worryingly monitoring in Pakistan, with prominent figures like Gharidah Farooqi and Asma Shirazi among those targeted

Women Press Freedom condemns the continued targeting of war correspondents covering Ukrainian Armed Forces incursion in Kursk.

The brothers threw the photographer to the ground, stole her camera, and broke her equipment.

In Tunisia, the Appeals court has upheld Sonia Dahmani's conviction for "spreading false news," sentencing her to 8 months in prison for criticizing President Saied.

Women Press Freedom strongly condemns the continued harassment of Zhang Zhan by Chinese authorities.

Women Press Freedom denounces the legal harassment of the British investigative journalists, demands Malaysian authorities cease her for her important anti-corruption reporting.

Kurdish journalist NurcanYalçın faces up to 10 years in prison on bogus terrorism financing charges.

Women Press Freedom stands in solidarity with journalist Cielo Reyes and supports her decision to pursue legal recourse against Víctor Hugo Lucero, the incumbent president of The Bogotá Circle of Journalists (CPB), for sexually harassing her.

Women Press Freedom condemns the police brutality towards journalists & activists during a human rights protest in Xochimilco, a grave infringement on press freedom and safety.

Women Press Freedom expresses solidarity with Sarunaz Ahmad, who has initiated a strike at Evin Prison to protest the denial of a medical examination.

Although Gandapur did not mention Farooqi by name, his disgraceful rhetoric incited a wave of online harassment against her.

Amelia Saw has initiated legal action against Seven's Spotlight program, citing a hostile work environment, alleging a breach of protections and a toxic work environment for women, encompassing extensive working hours, bullying, and discrimination during her tenure at Seven. 

Women Press Freedom condemns Russia's continued harassment of exiled journalists with draconian "foreign agent" legislation.

WPF condemns Karim's detention and demands an end to the state’s persecution of journalists and activists.

Women Press Freedom stands with Urankayeva, who plans to appeal, in her assertion that this is censorship.

Yet another attempt to intimidate a journalist of the Kurdish press. WPF denounces and demands Turkish authorities stop using anti-terrorism laws to harass journalists.