Press workers in Somalia faced a wave of violence and intimidation as they covered protests in Mogadishu, among the women targeted are Nimo Muhidin and Safa Osman. Both were subjected to intimidation by the Somali police as they attempted to report from the scene.

Despite clearly identifying themselves as members of the press, photojournalists Patricia Huchot-Boissier and Arnaud Cesar Villette were detained for nearly ten hours and subjected to invasive measures, including the compulsory submission of DNA samples.

Montreal police obstructed video journalist Oona Barrett while she was reporting on a climate blockade outside the Montreal airport.

A military police officer aimed a rifle at journalist Danielle Zampollo as she investigated killings after a police operation in Baixada Santista.

Compagnies Républicaines de Sécurité (CRS) officer attacks a woman journalist on her way home and strangles the reporter after seeing her press card.

Diyarbakır’da 11 gazetecinin gözaltına alınmasını protesto eden gazeteciler Eylem Nazlıer, Esra Soybir, Serpil Ünal, Zeynep Kuray, Pınar Gayıp ve Yadigar Aygün polis tarafından darp edilerek gözaltına alındı.

On April 29, police beat and detain journalists Eylem Nazlier, Esra Soybir, Serpil Unal, Zeynep Kuray, Pinar Gayip, and Yadigar Aygun while protesting the mass detentions of journalists in Diyarbakir.

Le Media TV’s Chloé Gence was manhandled, strangled, and forcibly arrested by police while covering pension reform protests.

On March 1, Birgün reporter Asena Tunca, who was covering the protest organized by the SOL Party in Kadıköy, was detained.

Journalists Sibel Yükler, Yıldız Tar, and other journalists were detained in Ankara while campaigning for the release of 16 Kurdish journalists.

Cumartesi Anneleri/İnsanları, "Kayıplar bulunsun, kaybedenler yargılansın" diyerek 900 haftadır Galatasaray meydanında düzenlediği eylemin haber takibini yapmak isteyen en az dört kadın gazeteci polis tarafından darp edildi.

Police obstructed and physically assaulted at least four women journalists at a protest they were reporting in İstanbul.

Gazeteci Beyza Kural Yılancı’ya şiddet uygulayan üç polis hakkında açılan davanın ikinci duruşması bugün İstanbul’da görüldü. Duruşmaya sanık polislerin hiçbiri katılmadı. Mahkeme, yurtdışında bulunan sanık polisin duruşmadan vareste tutulmasına ve diğer sanık N.D.’nin gelecek duruşmada Ses ve Görüntü Bilişim Sistemi (SEGBİS) ile dinlenmesine karar verdi. Bir sonraki duruşma 10 Aralık 2021’de görülecek. Gazetecilikte Kadın Koalisyonu (CFWIJ), Türk yargısından gazetecinin haber yapma hakkını ihlal eden ve şiddet uygulayan polis memurları hakkında gereken cezai yaptırımın uygulanmasını talep ediyor.

The second hearing of the trial for three police officers who viciously and deliberately attacked reporter Beyza Kural Yılancı on charges of "violating freedom of work and profession" was held today in İstanbul. None of the police officers attended the hearing. The court ruled that the accused police officer, who was abroad, should be suspended from the trial and the other officer be heard by Audio and Visual Information System (SEGBİS) in the next hearing. The next hearing was adjourned until December 10, 2021. The Coalition For Women In Journalism (CFWIJ) demands the Turkish judiciary to impose the necessary criminal sanctions against the police officers for violating the journalist's right to report.