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United Kingdom: WPF Denounces Attempts by Israeli Spokesperson to Discredit Mishal Husain
WPF urges Israeli government and its representatives to respect the independence of journalists and cease their attempts to discredit the press for asking critical questions about its actions in Gaza.
UK: Women Press Freedom Expresses Alarm Over Sangita Myska's Departure, Calls for Immediate Reinstatement
WPF expresses deep concern over the sudden departure of Sangita Myska, a renowned radio presenter and former BBC reporter, from LBC.
Gaza: Over 50 Journalists Call for Unrestricted Access for Foreign Press to Gaza
WPF stands in firm support of the over 50 journalists who have courageously called for unrestricted access for the foreign press to Gaza.
Russia: Kremlin Expands its Media Blacklist Banning 3 Women Journalists from United Kingdom
The Russian government announced it has added 14 new journalists from the United Kingdom to its blacklist, barring them from the country.
Somalia: CFWIJ Condemns The Arrest Of Sagal Mustafe Hassan Nur, Naima Abdi Ahmed And Other Journalists
Sagal Mustafe Hassan Nur, Naima Abdi Ahmed and eight other journalists were arrested in Somalia’s breakaway Somaliland region while covering a prison scuffle.
Afghanistan: CFWIJ Calls on Taliban To Lift Restrictions On News Media Operations, Condemns Ban On BBC, DW, VOA Broadcasts
In a fresh wave of violations against press freedom, the Taliban government has hit international media outlets with broadcast bans.
Kenya: CFWIJ Condemns Killing Of Bbc Worker Kate Mitchell, Demands Transparent Probe
The police have launched a probe into the killing of Kate Mitchell, a worker for BBC Media Action
United Kingdom: CFWIJ Condemns The Sexist Remarks Against Journalist Fiona Irving
BBC journalist Fiona Irving was interrupted by seven men during her live broadcast. The men ran across the camera screaming sexist remarks against the journalist before the transmission had to be abruptly halted. Fiona took to her social media to register her protest against the incident, calling out the misogynistic culture that enables this behaviour. This comes at a time when the United Kingdom is dealing with the question of categorizing misogyny as a hate crime
Myanmar: CFWIJ Condemns The Unlawful Arrest of Htet Htet Khine by Military Authorities
Htet Htet Khine, a freelance producer for BBC Media Action, was arrested by military authorities on August 15, along with Sithu Aung Myint, an independent columnist and commentator. The military-run Myawaddy reported the arrest of both journalists. The two were supposedly hiding in an apartment in the Bahan Township of Yangon when police arrested them.
Russia: CFWIJ Is Alarmed By The Possible Expulsion Of Journalist Sarah Rainsford
Sarah Rainsford, a BBC correspondent in Moscow, was denied an extension to her work visa. According to the reports announced on Russia 24, she will have to leave the country by the end of August. The reasons behind the decision were explained as retaliation to the United Kingdom failing to grant visas to Russian journalists.