WPF expresses grave concern over a targeted smear campaign against journalists who contributed to a European report on the deteriorating state of press freedom in Italy.

This termination is deeply concerning, especially given the Wall Street Journal's historic awareness of the significance of press freedom, underscored by the cases of their own journalists, Daniel Pearl and Evan Gershkovich.

WPF strongly condemns the passage of a defamation law in Pakistan’s Punjab province.

Delve into detailed records that illuminate the alarming number of arrests, detentions, and imprisonment; the harsh conditions they endure, and the courageous stories behind each statistic.

CFWIJ and WPF welcomes the recent passage of the Protect Reporters from Exploitative State Spying (PRESS) Act, H.R. 4250, by the U.S. House of Representatives.

An Istanbul court dismisses a lawsuit against Canan Kaya, Editor-in-Chief of Medya Koridoru brought by Demirören Media Group.

After a decade-long legal battle, an ex-special forces police officer is sentenced to five years in prison for using excessive force against journalist Maria Lebedeva during the police crackdown on protests in Maidan Square in 2013.

In a stunning confession to Reuters, George Degiorgio, accused of detonating the car bomb that killed prominent investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, said that it was “just business”.

The Delhi Police have booked journalist Saba Naqvi on allegations of “inciting violence”.

The Observer and Guardian journalist Carole Cadwalladr wins the libel case in which she was sued by a millionaire businessman.

Gazeteciler Hazal Ocak, Olcay Büyüktaş Akça ve diğer iki gazetecinin, mesleki faaliyetleri nedeniyle ‘hakaret’ suçlamasından yargılandığı davanın üçüncü duruşması İstanbul’da görüldü.

The third hearing of the strategic lawsuit against public participation (SLAPP) against journalists Hazal Ocak, Olcay Büyüktaş Akça, and two other defendants was held in İstanbul.

The seventh hearing of the trial against journalist Derya Okatan for the "insult" charges was held in İstanbul.

The 18th hearing of the case against Etkin News Agency (ETHA) editor Semiha Şahin and reporter Pınar Gayip was held.

A draft law that would allow state authorities to invalidate the registration and accreditation of media outlets without a court order.