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What Press Freedom Looked Like in July 2020 For Women Journalists
In July, The Coalition For Women In Journalism documented 65 cases of threats against women journalists around the world.
Maria Ressa’s Conviction and The State of Press Freedom in The Philippines
On June 15, the Philippines witnessed an arbitrary attack on press freedom. Maria Ressa, the CEO of Rappler - an online news website, was convicted for cyber libel along with Reynaldo Santos, a former writer-researcher at Rappler. The two were released on bail pending appeal, but stand the risk of facing six to seven years in prison.