WPF stands in solidarity with Benazir Shah, a prominent Pakistani journalist, who recently endured a coordinated campaign of online harassment and had her Twitter account hacked following her comments on a blasphemy case.

WPF stands in unwavering solidarity with Ximena Borrazás, a freelance journalist and photographer based in Barcelona, who has faced a torrent of online harassment following her reports on the conflict in Tigray, Ethiopia.

Women Press Freedom is deeply troubled by Elif Akgül facing a potential 13.5 years behind bars over two tweets in 2018 and 2022, respectively.

WPF stands unequivocally with Eliza Barr in the face of online harassment following her reporting on misogynistic and homophobic behavior at a rugby match in Lilyfield, Australia, on March 23, 2024.

WPF firmly supports a former women journalist who has taken legal action against social media giant X (formerly known as Twitter) over the platform's alleged failure to address the persistent harassment and cyberstalking.

South Africa's media landscape faces a new threat as AI-manipulated deepfake videos of SABC anchors Bongiwe Zwane and Francis Herd circulate online, promoting fake crypto investments.

The Coalition For Women In Journalism welcomes the decision to acquit journalist Semra Çelebi of all charges concerning her 2020 tweet.

The Coalition For Women In Journalism vehemently condemns the ongoing legal investigation against journalist Evrim Kepenek

Crime reporter Sabrina Schnur and the Las Vegas Review-Journal became targets of online harassment and abuse after a tweet from Elon Musk misinterpreted a report and triggered a social media pile-on.

Marianna Spring has become the primary target of online abuse directed at the BBC, accounting for a staggering 80% of the total abusive comments leveled at the corporation.

Sibel Yükler, Evrim Deniz, and Evrim Kepenek were detained following allegations they retweeted news about the recent reassignment of Prosecutor Mehmet Karababa and his wife.

Amid continued attacks on press freedom in India, investigative journalist Rana Ayyub was censored by Twitter at the behest of state authorities she holds to account.

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

Former Republican strategist Steve Schmidt took to his twitter account to share private correspondence between himself and New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman.

The police have registered a First Information Report (FIR) against four individuals who were visible in a Youtube video slandering Rana Ayyub.