CFWIJ is deeply troubled by the sentencing of Ma Htet Htet, a journalist in Myanmar, to five years in prison on terrorism charges — a severe and baseless accusation used indiscriminately by Myanmar's military regime to suppress and intimidate the free press.

CFWIJ stands in solidarity with Thet Wai San and vehemently condemns her unlawful arrest and subsequent sentencing by Myanmar's military regime.

Journalists Saba Eitizaz, Rachel Gilmore and Erica Ifill have been targeted with a new trolling campaign consisting of a wave of life-threatening emails.

Journalist and editor-in-chief of the daily Atılım (The Leap), Hatice Duman, has been imprisoned since April 9, 2003.

Recent shocking online death threats in Serbia have targeted journalist Jelena Obucina of Nova S TV.

The Coalition For Women In Journalism (CFWIJ) welcomes the acquittal of journalist Derya Okatan.

Legal ordeal for Gazete Yolculuk reporter Buse Söğütlü along with 35 women continues as the trial was adjourned.

GZT editors Nazgul Kenzhetay and Emin Karaçak were released and deported ten days later.

A Belgium court convicted a man, who had been abusing journalist and novelist Myriam Leroy online for more than nine years.

Sanaa Seif, activist, writer and film editor was released from jail after serving 18 months convicted.

18 journalists were acquitted from all charges they have been facing since 2016.

Lucia Goracci, an Italian journalist of the public broadcaster RAI and her crew were detained in Bucharest for several hours.

Lauren Pelley received an insulting comment on Twitter calling her as “a fear mongering journalist” who “slept with men” to get the job.

CFWIJ condemns the physical assault against Albanian journalist Besarta Demushi.

CFWIJ is devastated by the physical assault against journalist Mabel Páez.