WPF stands firmly in solidarity with veteran political correspondent Silvia Mercado, whose accreditation for Casa Rosada — which houses both the national government and the president's office — was abruptly suspended without official explanation.

Women Press Freedom condemns the attacks, which occurred after Cángaro reported on the neo-Nazi beliefs of a man on trial for the attempted assassination of Argentina’s former president and his links to far-right groups.

WPF stands unequivocally with the 19 courageous women who have bravely come forward to expose the abhorrent sexual harassment perpetrated by political commentator Pedro Brieger.

WPF welcomes the decision to convict and punish well-known libertarian influencer Emmanuel Danann for engaging in systematic harassment against a woman journalist.

WPF takes a firm stance against cyberbullying and harassment targeting Lola del Carril, a dedicated sports journalist.

WPF strongly condemns distressing attempts to discredit Cynthia García and various institutions by journalist Luis Majul.

WPF expresses deep concern over the Argentine government's closure of Telam on Monday.

WPF is appalled by the recent rape allegations of a young sports journalist by four players from the Argentine soccer club Vélez Sarsfield.

CFWIJ and WPF strongly condemns the excessive police force to disperse protesters outside Congress, resulting in injuries to over 30 journalists, among them Celeste Alonso, Daniela María Coradeghini, Diana Quiroz, Kresta Pepe, Lorena Tapia, Paula Acunzo, Sol Arezo, and Susi Maresca.

CFWIJ and WPF is concerned about the recent verbal attacks against journalist Paula Bernini while she was covering a labor union demonstration against President Milei in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

CFWIJ and WPF is deeply concerned about the escalating threats against women journalists in Argentina following the election of far-Right politician Javier Milei as President.

Laura Mayocchi, a respected journalist working for Public TV, faced threats from Lilia Lemoine, an elected representative of La Libertad Avanza (LLA) and an ally of the far-right President Javier Milei.

Sole detainee and accused in a brutal assault case in Los Molles threathens El Corredor Noticias journalist Mercedes Romero during court hearing.

Two women journalists came forward with their accounts of facing sexual misconduct while on the job earlier this month.

Journalist Sandra Borghi was targeted by imposters who stole her identity on social media. The attackers, who remain anonymous, created a Facebook profile in her name, published her photos and contacted her colleagues. Through their conversation with her colleagues, Sandra fears that the attackers might have attempted to steal personal information in her name that can be misused going forward. She has since registered a complaint with the law enforcement authorities.