LGBTQI journalists Matilda Bliss, Veronica Coit, and David Forbes say their online news site Asheville Blade is repeatedly targeted by law enforcement.

American journalist Jean Carroll has sued former US President Trump for "sexual assault” and “defamation”.

Journalist and women's rights activist Maryam Rahmati was escorted out of a recent UN Human Rights Council meeting.

The US Department of Justice has commenced an FBI investigation into the fatal shooting of prominent Palestinian-American journalist Shireen Abu Akleh.

Political analyst and journalist Negar Mortazavi has been the target of a bomb threat while being hosted as a panelist by the University of Chicago.

Journalist Masih Alinejad has been subjected to threats and a vicious slander campaign for protesting against mandatory face veil for women.

Police assaulted Tina Desiree Berg, host of the 34thpod podcast and journalist with Status Coup, during protests for abortion rights in Los Angeles, California.

Reporter Lauren Chooljian has been repeatedly targeted by vandals and threatened since April 2022.

CFWIJ supports Kathleen Gallagher and Jonathan Peltz, who filed a lawsuit against the city of Los Angeles.

Broadcast journalist Amna Nawaz has been subject to online threats and attacks aiming to silence her, following a TV discussion she hosted.

Taylor Lorenz, Washington Post’s tech columnist, is facing a malicious slander campaign towards the recent article she revealed.

A federal judge has overturned a stringent Texas state law, which restricted journalists’ ability to use drones, declaring it unconstitutional.

Former Republican strategist Steve Schmidt took to his twitter account to share private correspondence between himself and New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman.

NBC affiliate WSAZ-TV reporter Tori Yorgey was struck by a car, during a live broadcast in West Virginia, but she quickly came to herself and continued to finish her live broadcasting.

A video has gone viral in which a male passerby can be seen harassing News 12 journalist Noelle D Lilley as she reports from the streets of New York. Noelle took to Twitter to express her discomfort and rage at the incident and received support from her colleagues. Several women journalists shared that they have faced similar incidents, shedding light on how prevelant sexual harassment of women journalists in the field is.