In a stunning confession to Reuters, George Degiorgio, accused of detonating the car bomb that killed prominent investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, said that it was “just business”.

The Delhi Police have booked journalist Saba Naqvi on allegations of “inciting violence”.

The Observer and Guardian journalist Carole Cadwalladr wins the libel case in which she was sued by a millionaire businessman.

May 17 marks one year to investigative journalist Rozina Islam’s arrest under espionage charges.

Ora News journalist, Sonila Musai was violently dragged away by police while she was covering a protest in Albania’s capital, Tirana.

The Indian state forcefully shut down the Kashmir Press Club much to the outcry of the press community in the region.

Edmonton Journal and Edmonton Sun reporter Anna Junker was sent vile and abusive hate emails from a singular email account.

The police have registered a First Information Report (FIR) against four individuals who were visible in a Youtube video slandering Rana Ayyub.

CFWIJ joined over 170 civil society groups and over 200,000 citizens to demand effective legal protection against Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation [SLAPPs].

Journalist Brandi Morin is on the receiving end of a vile abuse campaign.

A letter penned by the Ministry of Transport and Communication suggests that the military-led government in the country plans to increase digital surveillance of citizens.

At least six online news portals have reported external interference on their websites, rendering them inaccessible.

Arrested Iranian journalists Alieh Motalebzadeh and Narges Mohammadi were transferred to Qarchak women’s prison in Varamin.

Journalist Mercedes Stephenson is facing concentrated organized online harassment through her social media.

Indian journalist, Rana Ayyub received around 25 thousand tweets, mostly death and rape threats, calling her a “terror sympathiser”.