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.

Women Press Freedom offers its full support to FoNet journalist Tamara Skrozza, who is facing a coordinated defamation campaign from media outlets closely linked to the Serbian government.

WPF commends the Irish judicial system for upholding the integrity of journalism by awarding €35,000 in damages to award-winning journalist Kitty Holland in her defamation case against former colleague John Waters.

WPF strongly condemns the violent threats made against seasoned war correspondent Anna Kalyuzhna and her family.

WPF is calling for an official apology from Diana Jácome, the President’s advisor, for her recent social media attacks on journalist María Sol Borja following Borja's on-air criticism of Jácome.

WPF condemns threats against Samar Sulaiman, a journalist accused of links to the military faction Rapid Support Forces (RSF) due to her humanitarian efforts.

WPF vehemently condemns the exploitation of TV 2 presenter Divya Das’s image through deepfake technology.

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

WPF strongly condemns the verbal abuse and insults directed at Petra Sorge and other NTV reporters, as they sought to report on Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck's visit to a chocolate factory in Seligenthal.

Journalist Saranda Ramaj and media outlets KOHA and Kohavision faced attacks after their coverage of a property exchange involving the Municipality of Pristina and its mayor.

Director of Prensalternativa, Hilianni Vásquez, was targeted by government officials in Cumaná after covering a local protest.