Trial: Şerife Oruç

Jun 26

Written By Guest User

Country: Turkiye

Trial Date: 26 June 2024

Court Location: Batman 2nd High Criminal Court

Charge: Terrorist Membership / Criminal

Former Dicle News Agency (DİHA) reporter Şerife Oruç sued for being affiliated with a terrorist organization over the stories she revealed.

Read about the case

Guest User

Trial: Zeynep Durgut

Share a cup of coffee, buy a safety vest, or offer help in an emergency.
Many ways, you can support women journalists.

DONATE NOW

About CFWIJ

⋄  Who we are
Our Philosophy
Team
Board of Advisors
Partners
Delegations
⋄  Mentors
Global
Chapters
#HeforShe
⋄  Events
All Events
2022 Events
2021 Events
2020 Events
⋄  Magazine
Latest Issue
All Issues
⋄  Press 
Press Corner

Frontlines In-Focus

Asian Journos on Frontlines
Beirut Blast - Solidarity with Lebanon
Belarus Protests
CFWIJ - Afghanistan Evacuation Efforts
Covid-19 
Hungary - At The End of an Era
Maria Ressa - Hold the Line
Myanmar Coup
Pakistan - Attacks Won't Silence Us
Turkey - We are not Safe
US Election 2020
US Protests 2020

From Trolling to Deepfakes: The Online War Against Women Journalists

Weaponizing the Courts: Erdoğan’s Escalating Legal Repression of Women Journalists

SLAPPs Targeting Women Journalists Covering Gender Issues: 2020 – 2024

Russia’s War on the Press

From Trolling to Deepfakes: The Online War Against Women Journalists

Transnational Repression: 2019 – 2024

Press Freedom & Advocacy

Campaigns
Legal Trials Against Journalists
Newsroom
Reports
Timelines
Apply for Emergency Assistance

Resources

⋄  Mentorship
Apply for Mentorship
How Mentorship Works
⋄  Hire Women Journo
Women Reporters in the MENA Region
Women Journalists Covering COVID-19 by CFWIJ
Black Women Journalists to Follow
Women Journalists Covering Farmer Protests in India
Women Journalists Covering Capitol Insurrection
Women Journalists Covering Indigenous Stories in Canada

About CFWIJ

In-depth Reporting on the Frontlines

Asian Journos on Frontlines
Beirut Blast - Solidarity with Lebanon
Belarus Protests
CFWIJ Afghanistan Evacuation Efforts
Covid-19 Erdoğan’s Escalating Legal Repression
Gaza- Reporting Under Fire
Hungary - At The End of an Era Invasion Of Ukraine 2022

Iran-Biggest Jailer of Women Journalists Maria Ressa - Hold the Line Myanmar Coup
Pakistan - Attacks Won't Silence Us Russia’s War on the Press The Online War Against Women Journalists
Transnational Repression: 2019 – 2024
Turkey - We are not Safe
US Election 2020
US Protests 2020 SLAPPs Targeting Women Journalists Covering Gender Issues: 2020 – 2024

Press Freedom & Advocacy

Newsroom
Reports
Spotlight
Timelines
Campaigns
Legal Trials Against Journalists

Report a Violation

Latest Newsroom

Latest Report

ALERTS

Oct 3, 2024

United States: Houston Reporter Abigail Dye’s Deepfake Video Raises Alarm on AI Misuse

Oct 3, 2024

Reports

Press Freedom Status for Women Journalists: July 2024

Resources

Mentorship

Apply for Mentorship
How Mentorship Works

Mental Health

Strengthen Your Mental Health

Report Harassment

List of Frontline Journalists

Women Reporters in the MENA Region
Women Journalists Covering COVID-19 by CFWIJ
Black Women Journalists to Follow
Women Journalists Covering Farmer Protests in India
Women Journalists Covering Capitol Insurrection
Women Journalists Covering Indigenous Stories in Canada Women Journalists Covering Floods in Pakistan 2022
Women Journalists Covering Mahsa Amini Protests in Iran
Women Journalists Covering Earthquake Aftermath Turkey-Syria
LGBTQI Journalists to Follow

Database of Journalists Behind Bars

Featured

Women Journalists Covering COVID-19 by CFWIJ

CFWIJ has compiled a list of select women journalists whom you can follow to stay informed on the pandemic.

The Coalition launched in March 2017 as a pro-bono org. From 2019 it will be operating as an NGO with the seed funding received from Craig Newmark Philanthropies.

Trial: Şerife Oruç

Trial: Zeynep Durgut

Trial: Zeynep Kuray

Share a cup of coffee, buy a safety vest, or offer help in an emergency.Many ways, you can support women journalists.

About CFWIJ

Who we are

Mentors

Events

Magazine

Press

Contact us