Hamas militants, perpetrating indiscriminate violence, killed over 200 festival goers at the Supernova rave in southern Israel, including journalists Shai Regev and Ayelet Arnin.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) challenged the lawsuit by photojournalist Amber Bracken concerning her wrongful arrest while covering a protest against the construction of a pipeline in 2021.

Two men sexually harassed reporter Ángela Julve from Informativos Telecinco while she was reporting live on an alleged case of rape in Benidorm, Alicante.

State-affiliated channel Telemedellín has terminated the employment of journalist Juliana Buitrago following her interview with Medellin mayoral candidate Albert Corredor during a recent political rally.

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

Imprisoned journalist Maria Ponomarenko from Siberia has been sent to solitary confinement as punishment for fainting and staying in bed during the day.

CFWIJ applauds the court’s decision to sentence far-right essayist Alain "Soral" Bonnet to 60 days in prison for his derogatory comments about journalist Cathy Macherel.

Hackers break into Andreza Matais’ government portal account broken into and threaten to expose her fiscal data.

Moscow court convicts former state TV editor Marina Ovsyannikova of spreading “false information” about the Russian military.

Ayşenur Arslan, a veteran journalist, has been released after a brief detention period following her comments on a recent bombing in Ankara.

Delhi police carried out raids at the homes of prominent journalists, including at least seven women journalists.

Six women journalists have been detained in Turkiye during nationwide police raids on leftist and Kurdish news outlets and organizations following a bombing in Ankara.

Serhiy Semeniuk files lawsuit against journalist Yanina Korniienko and Slidstvo.Info and attempts to manipulate the case distribution system to ensure a favorable judge hears his case.

The Peruvian Prosecutor's Office dismissed a complaint accusing investigative journalist Paola Ugaz of the alleged offense of "money laundering."

The Coalition For Women In Journalism is highly concerned with the Greek Ministry of Immigration and Asylum denying Lydia Emmanouilidou access to a refugee camp in Samos.