MTV Lebanon reporter Nawal Berry and camera operator Dany Tanios were brutally assaulted while reporting live from Beirut’s southern suburbs, Dahiyeh.

WPF condemns in the strongest terms the brutal assaults and impediments faced by journalists during the June 5 commemoration march in East Jerusalem.

Paula García de Mora, a cameraperson from Antena 3, and her colleague Javier Bastida, a reporter with La Sexta, were subjected to physical assaults while covering anti-amnesty protests in Madrid.

Israel missiles hit a press tour of at least twelve journalists reporting on damage caused by Israeli bombing in southern Lebanon.

Odia film producer Sanjay Nayak, also known as Tutu Nayak, was arrested on the charges of slapping and abusing journalist Debasmita Rout.

The Coalition For Women In Journalism vehemently condemns the violent attack on journalists Lilian Rubtsova and Alena Sadovskaya by members of the Yandiyev family.

TVA Vicenza journalist Martina Mazzaro was assaulted while reporting on drug issues in Campo Marzo, Vicenza.

The Coalition For Women In Journalism condemns the attack on journalists covering opposition party protests.

Security guards from Standard Bank assaulted and unlawfully confiscated the phone of Daily Maverick journalist Lerato Mutsila while she was covering a climate demonstration.

Journalists Michelle Agreda from Globovisión and Nelsy Delgado from Canal i physically assaulted, alongside reporters from Televen, El Martillo Venezuela, and Venevisión, at a political party event.

Ukrainian journalists with Radio Svoboda came under fire while reporting on Russia’s war in east Ukraine.

Journalist Alexandra Torres physically and verbally attacked while reporting on the takeover of a police headquarters in Zulia state after being falsely accused of one-sided reporting on the region.

In a shocking incident in Skopje’s Old Bazaar, the owner of a barber shop assaults, insults, and threatens TV Alsat journalists Era Gjakova, Sara Hoxha and their cameraman.

An armed group attacked journalists, including Daar Communications’ Iniyekenime Bruce, forcing them to hide to avoid assault.

Kazakhstan journalist Sandugash Duysenova, known for her investigative work on social issues and corruption, was humiliated and tortured by investigators during detention.