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Ukraine: Head of Monastery Assaults and Obstructs Journalists – Aggressors Must Be Held Responsible
Women journalists harassed, insulted, and obstructed while reporting from a monastery in Kyiv.
One Month Since Russia's Invasion Of Ukraine: Six Journalists Killed, Press Faces Heat
A month has passed since the Russian forces violated international borders to invade Ukraine.
Ukraine-Russia: Oksana Baulina, Fifth Journalist -And Second Female Journo -Killed In Russian Attack
Reporter for the independent Latvia-based investigative news website The Insider, Oksana Baulina lost her life amid a Russian offensive against the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv.
Ukraine: Kyiv Post Abruptly Suspends Operations, Fires All Staffers. Newsroom Decries Owner's Move To Remove "Inconvenient" Journalists
Kyiv Post, Ukraine's largest independent English-language newspaper, abruptly suspended operations on Monday after its owner Adnan Kivan dismissed all staffers in the newsroom. The sudden dismissal came amid an ongoing disagreement between its real-estate tycoon Kivan and the publication's editorial team. More than 50 journalists, including 29 women, employed by the 26-year-old newspaper were fired without notice. In a statement signed by "The Kyiv Post Newsroom" the journalists dubbed the move an "act of vengeance" by Kivan as the newsroom had refused to budge on editorial independence at the publication. They accused Kivan of trying to get rid of "inconvenient" journalists. The Coalition For Women In Journalists is alarmed at this blatant attack on press freedom. We urge the owner to accept the appeal of the editorial team and allow them to operate independently. No country can thrive without a free and independent press. Robust journalism like the kind practiced by Kyiv Post for 26 years must be protected.
Ukraine: Journalist Anastasiya Bereziy Was Threatened With A Gun While On The Ground
In Kyiv, a car accident ended with threats to journalists. The car accident happened on Vadym Hetman Street on September 21 when a drunk driver crashed his car into an electric pole. According to eyewitnesses the driver was also speeding and almost hit a woman with a small child.
Ukraine: Journalist Lyubov Velychko Received A Number Of Threats After Her Investigation Of Russian Telegram Channels
Women journalists covering and investigating the hostilities in the East of Ukraine, including the occupation of Crimea and corruption, continue to suffer from online threats and harassment. Coverage of such topics remain resulting in persecution, harassment, pressure or various types of threats.
Ukraine: Outrage Sparks After Brutal Battery And Attempted Rape Against TV Presenter Anastaisha Lygova
The Coalition For Women In Journalism vehemently condemns the rape attempt and physical assault against TV presenter Anastaisha Lygova who works for Ukrainian TV channel Inter. Anastaisha suffered severe injuries as a result of attempted rape while she was traveling on a train to Kyiv with her six-year-old son.
Ukraine: Kyiv Administration Court Judges Illegally Gained Access To Journalist’s Phone
The Coalition For Women In Journalism condemns the attempts of obstructing justice by Kyiv Administration Court judges.
Ukraine: CFWIJ Is Concerned About Journalist Katerina Sergatskova Receiving Threats And Harassment From Far-Right Groups
Freelance journalist and co-founder of online media outlet Zaborona, Katerina Sergatskova has been a target of an online harassment campaign following her coverage exposing alleged links between Facebook, a local fact-checking organisation called StopFake, and far-right or neo-nazi groups.