Deliberately targeting journalists, shelling their facilities, and engaging in arbitrary detentions and torture clearly violate international humanitarian law and press freedom.

Indonesian security officials attempt to prevent White House pool reporter Patsy Widakuswara from covering the summit between the United States and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) in Jakarta.

Estefanía Colmenares receives death threat, declaring her a target with price on her head.

Libel suit against Pelin Özkaptan for her outlet Gazete Karınca’s reporting on a rape trial, latest in a string of alleged abusers suing women journalists for defamation in Turkiye.

Journalist Mariam Laham arrested, detained for 11 hours, during which her home was searched and her laptop was tampered with.

The Coalition For Women In Journalism is alarmed at the continued failure to charge and prosecute those responsible for threatening award-winning crime reporter Patricia Devlin.

Prosecutors in Tashkent have requested a six-year prison sentence for Mavjuda Mirzaeva — the journalist is charged with slander, insult, and extortion.

Local city council member tries to prevent journalist Olena Kozubovsk and NikVesti crew from attending council session. Police disagrees and allows journalists to cover the event.

The Australian Press Council finds an editorial published by The Australian newspaper to be defamatory and intends to tarnish journalist Louise Milligan's reputation as a reporter.

A Minister's bodyguard harasses two women journalists while they were covering events organized by the Home Ministry during the Pulai parliamentary by-election.

The journalist had to relocate due to the risks she faced as a journalist and may now face deportation.

Independent journalist Dalia Surubí Salvatierra faced pressure to reveal her confidential source from the Prosecutor’s Office.

Police files two First Information Reports against Editors Guild of India members Seema Guha and Seema Mustafa after the Guild released a statement warning about bias in Manipur media.

Journalist Marilena Natale has been targeted with death threats by the infamous Casalesi clan, an incident that highlights the enduring power of organized crime in Italy.

Journalists Negin Bagheri and Elnaz Mohammadi handed a three-year suspended prison sentence on charges of "assembly and collusion."