Journalists Freed in Prisoner Swap: A Pivotal Moment to Remember Those Still Behind Bars
As we celebrate Alsu's liberation, we must continue to amplify the voices of those still behind bars and keep the spotlight on their plight. Here are reflections from women journalists who intimately understand the bittersweet nature of such events, shedding light on the broader context and the ongoing struggles faced by their colleagues around the world.
I Wrote The History of LASD Gangs. Then The Sheriff’s Department Started Surveilling Me
Cherise Castle uncovered months-long law enforcement surveillance of her. Originally published by LA Public Press.
Women Press Freedom Speaks with Courageous Indian Journalists Facing Threats and Suppression Amid Elections
Nearly 970 million people have voted in India’s ongoing elections since April 19. Journalists report on the ground amid the curbs and fear of suppression.
Crossing the Line: Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff's Troubling Confrontation with Journalistic Integrity
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff's attempts to intimidate an NPR journalist investigating his land acquisitions in Hawaii, including revealing personal information and exerting pressure through corporate channels, pose a grave threat to journalistic freedom and integrity.
Voices from the Frontlines: Ukrainian Women Journalists
Two years after Russia’s invasion, Women Press Freedom speaks to Nataliya Lyashchenko, Inna Varenytsia, Olena Maksymenko, Diana Butsko, Olga Rudenko, Kateryna Malofeyeva, and Kristina Berdynskykh about their experiences and challenges reporting on the conflict.