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Venezuela: Women Press Freedom Condemns Detentions of Journalists Deysi Peña and Dayana Krays
Photojournalist Deysi Peña and reporter Dayana Krays detained by police while covering post-electoral protests.
Russia: Financial Sanctions on Exiled Journalists Anna Loiko and Maria Menshikova Are Politically Motivated
WPF condemns in the strongest terms the recent actions taken by Rosfinmonitorin in designating journalists Maria Menshikova and Anna Loiko as “terrorists and extremists.”
Turkiye: Esra Solin Dal and Colleagues Indicted on Bogus Terrorism Charges
WPF firmly condemns the baseless charges against Esra Solin Dal and her two journalist colleagues, who are being accused of "membership in a terrorist organization" due to their alleged ties to the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK).
Myanmar: CFWIJ Calls for the Immediate Release of Ma Htet Htet, Convicted on Bogus Terrorism Charges
CFWIJ is deeply troubled by the sentencing of Ma Htet Htet, a journalist in Myanmar, to five years in prison on terrorism charges — a severe and baseless accusation used indiscriminately by Myanmar's military regime to suppress and intimidate the free press.