Four ethnic-Albanian women journalists were assaulted and injured in the Serb-majority town of Leposavic reporting on protests against the outcome of local elections.

Protestors injure reporter Geonne Djokwa with a machete and threaten Prisca Yasetonga while covering opposition demonstrations in Kinshasa.

Supporters of ruling party United Party for National Development (UPND) physically assault journalists from Serenje Radio.

A gang armed with sticks and bottles attack journalists and LGBTQ activists in Banja Luka.

Stephanie Villella was gathering images of a two-vehicle crash when she was struck and seriously injured by a vehicle.

Between September 16-23, journalists Nurcan Yalçın, Hatice Şahin, Rabia Önver and Rojda Oğuz were sentenced to prison on terrorism charges. Journalist Meral Danyıldız was subjected to physical violence by three police officers in the field.

Selgay Ehsas, a sports presenter with the independent broadcaster Radio Dost, was exposed to beating and harassment by several men armed with rifles.

Ankara’da düzenlenmek istenen LGBTİ+ Onur Yürüyüşünde polisin saldırısı sonucu gazeteci Emel Vural hastaneye kaldırıldı.

Journalists were brutally beaten and obstructed by police while following the LGBTQ+ Pride in Ankara.

Journalist Sussaina Carreno was robbed and stabbed by a group of attackers on July 1.

Sports reporter of a private Pan-African sports website kick442.com, Eyong Macdella Bessong was physically assaulted by policemen.

Zamzam Saeed and several other media workers were attacked by rioters during recent political rallies by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) across the country.

TV reporter Laura França and other journalists were attacked with explosive devices while reporting a police demonstration