Women Press Freedom condemns the defamation lawsuit filed against Manuela Camacho by the judge who issued a lenient sentence to a man who terrorized 7 women journalists with threats and stalking, an injustice that persists.

Two journalists from the Peruvian entertainment show Magaly TV, Nataly Julca, and Gianfranco Pérez, have received death threats after reporting on a scandal involving a Peruvian soccer player and a singer

WPF strongly condemns the exploitation of AI technology to create deepfake videos of journalists Jomayvit Gálaga and Verónica Linares, among other notable Peruvian personalities, for the promotion of fraudulent investment schemes.

An AI-manipulated photograph depicting Golperú journalist Nair Aliaga without clothing was shared online.

The Coalition For Women In Journalism and Women Press Freedom is outraged by the recent developments involving the unjust dismissal of Juliana Oxenford from ATV network in Peru.

Renowned journalist Rosa Maria Palacios, known for her investigative reporting and critique of governmental corruption, has once again become the target of far-right extremists.

In a significant victory for press freedom, the Transparency Court of Peru has ordered the Peruvian National Police (PNP) to hand over requested information by La República’s journalist Pamela Huerta Bustamante.

The Peruvian Prosecutor's Office dismissed a complaint accusing investigative journalist Paola Ugaz of the alleged offense of "money laundering."

Ultra-Right wing group La Resistencia repeatedly harass journalist Rosa María Palacios.

Third bogus legal case opened against investigative journalist Paola Ugaz.

Photographer for the Lima-based news magazine Caretas, Rina Solórzano was assaulted by supporters of President Pedro Castillo

Director of the newspaper Now Jaén, Maritza Roxana Ramírez Huertas was served a legal notice for the news coverage her platform reported about a police complaint about psychological violence, filed by an official of the judiciary. She was legally accused of spreading misinformation. The Coalition For Women In Journalism (CFWIJ) condemns this attempt to silence the journalist. We reiterate once again; journalism is not a crime.

Reporters, who were covering protests of Fujimori supporters, were physically assaulted by a group called “La Resistencia”. At least four women journalists were impeded and beaten following the demonstrations. The Coalition For Women In Journalism denounces the vicious attacks against journalists. We demand authorities act to prevent the dissemination of hate speech towards journalists. Journalists must freely do their job without facing any kind of threats.

Stefanie Medina, a correspondent for the Canal N and America Television was physically attacked while covering an assignment in the southern city of Ayacucho on May 19. She was kicked by a woman in the crowd and her colleague, fellow cameraman, Carlos Brown was beaten with a stick. Both journalists barely escaped the angry mob after the presidential candidate Pedro Castillo made derogatory remarks about the Press.

Investigative journalist Paola Ugaz is facing legal harassment following her investigation of allegations of sexual abuse by the Sodalicio de Vida Cristiana, an important religious organization in Peru.