An Istanbul court dismisses a lawsuit against Canan Kaya, Editor-in-Chief of Medya Koridoru brought by Demirören Media Group.

The Coalition For Women In Journalism vehemently condemns the ongoing legal investigation against journalist Evrim Kepenek

The Coalition For Women In Journalism demands an end to the harassment of JIN News journalist Nazlıcan Yıldız.

Exiled Russian journalist Anna Loiko hit with terrorism charges for an article published in 2021.

Imam Enes Goga is suing exiled Kosovo journalist Arbana Xharra for defamation concerning a 2016 article she authored on his extremist connections.

Ayşenur Arslan, a veteran journalist, has been released after a brief detention period following her comments on a recent bombing in Ankara.

Delhi police carried out raids at the homes of prominent journalists, including at least seven women journalists.

Serhiy Semeniuk files lawsuit against journalist Yanina Korniienko and Slidstvo.Info and attempts to manipulate the case distribution system to ensure a favorable judge hears his case.

The Peruvian Prosecutor's Office dismissed a complaint accusing investigative journalist Paola Ugaz of the alleged offense of "money laundering."

The Coalition For Women In Journalism stands in full solidarity with journalist Angie Prieto, who lost her job and is being sued for defamation after speaking out about sexual harassment in the media industry.

The long-awaited trial against journalist Sophia Huang Xueqin — charged with subversion and facing up to 15 years in prison — commenced almost two years after she was detained.

Cumhuriyet newspaper columnist Miyase İlknur has been given a suspended sentence of 20 months for defaming judges of the Constitutional Court and the Supreme Court of Appeals.

Journalist Rojin Altay sentenced to 1 year and 3 months after a Turkish court deems her guilty of "disseminating terrorist propaganda.

Authorities have initiated an investigation into Zülal Kalkandelen for her column, which criticized the activities of religious groups with children under the protection of the state.

In a continued attack on press freedom, the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation adds several prominent figures, including exiled journalist Kseniya Larina and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Dmitry Muratov, to its list of "foreign agents."