Journalist Sadiye Eser and her colleague Sadık Topaloğlu were sentenced to six years and three months in prison.

The Coalition For Women In Journalism calls for immediate legal action to secure leading independent radio station OK Radio owner Olivera Vladković and its staff.

The editor of Paraguayan newspaper ABC Color, Natalia Zuccolillo, and her colleague have been sued for defamation after exposing alleged corruption by a state official.

A labor court in Berlin ruled in favor of Palestinian-Jordanian journalist Farah Maraqa, ordering German public broadcaster Deutsche Welle (DW) to reinstate the journalist and pay compensation for the amount of time she spent dismissed on unreasonable “anti-semitism” allegations.

Palestinian journalist and activist Lama Ghosheh, detained in Israeli jail facing charges of "incitement" on social media, being accused of identification with a terrorist organization.

Egypt’s leading Nation’s Future Party members launched a purge against three women journalists Rana Mamdouh, Beesan Kassab and Sara Seif Eddin working at Mada Masr.

Journalist Pellagia Mpurwa was physically assaulted during a recent political rally in Gokwe and forced to delete footage by ruling party supporters.

Dünya Barış Günü’nde de gazetecilerin ülkenin farklı lokasyonlarında polis şiddetine maruz kaldı.

On World Peace Day, journalists were subjected to police violence in different parts of the country.

An open letter to PM Trudeau, signed by several leading journalists associations in Canada, is calling for an end to a rising pattern of harassment and violent threats targeting women journalists and female journalists of color.

The Municipality of Abbiategrasso sues Sara Manisera for comments she made during an awards ceremony.

At least eight women journalists received vile emails after right-wing politician Maxime Bernier tweeted a provocative message to his followers. Displeased by their coverage of his work, and their line of inquiry, Bernier encouraged his supporters to “play dirty”, thus initiating a violent targeted harassment campaign. He even went so far as to publish the email addresses of some of the journalists online, making them vulnerable to online abuse. Although later taken down by Twitter, the journalists faced hostile digital attacks as a result of his tweets.

A suspicious delivery of white powder and a threatening letter arrived at the public broadcaster RTV Slovenia, addressed to journalist Eugenija Carl. The journalist eyes water after contacting the suspicious dust. She had a bitter taste in her mouth and a burning sensation in her throat and nose. The Coalition For Women In Journalism (CFWIJ) is appalled by the vicious attack against the journalist. We demand Slovenian authorities to conduct a swift investigation to find the perpetrators and ensure Eugenija’s safety.

Senior journalist Gharidah Farooqi has been hit with yet another onslaught of vitriol and a deeply gendered harassment campaign against her on social media. In an attack launched two days ago, vicious trolls have dragged her name into some explicitly doctored video clips.

There are concerns that Chinese authorities might have apprehended the journalist along with Wang Jianbing, a labor rights activist. The CFWIJ is alarmed by the possible detention of Sophia and demands Chinese authorities acknowledge and investigate her disappearance.