Journalist Matilde Alcaraz and cameraman Toni Polit from Á Punt were attacked while reporting live by far-right protestors mobilized by the political party Vox.

CFWIJ and WPF strongly condemns the arrest of four journalists from the online news outlet Allô Sénégal and demands their immediate and unconditional release.

In a sweeping crackdown on dissent, Iranian authorities have detained at least 20 people, including four journalists, a prominent social activist, and a teenage girl, in the northern city of Rasht.

In a verdict that strikes at the very heart of press freedom and justice, Brazilian journalist Schirlei Alves was unjustly sentenced to one year of open detention and fined over $80,000.

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

Several journalists, including Klesiana Omeri, were obstructed while covering the Albanian Parliament.

The Coalition For Women In Journalism stands in solidarity with Jezebel, an influential feminist news outlet, which has announced its closure after 16 years.

Minister of Culture and Media, Nina Obuljen Koržinek, attacked the credibility and integrity of Telegram.hr journalist Dora Kršul after her corruption investigation.

Priscilla Grim, a 49-year-old mother from Brooklyn, is facing RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act) charges along with 60 other activists for participating in protests in Atlanta.

Journalist Guadalupe Castillero and her cameraman were abused while covering a vigil near El Carmen church Panama City.

Radio host Vilma Ibarra received a death threat following a politician accuses the reporter involvement in the mishandling of funds related to a major transport project.

Iranian authorities have detained journalist and translator Manijeh Moazen in the midst of an escalating crackdown on the media.

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

Radio reporter Josie Huang has reached a $700,000 settlement with Los Angeles County following her violent 2020 arrest.

Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi was denied access to her lawyer in Evin Prison due to her refusal to comply with the compulsory hijab rule.