Several journalists, including Klesiana Omeri, were obstructed while covering the Albanian Parliament.

Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi was denied access to her lawyer in Evin Prison due to her refusal to comply with the compulsory hijab rule.

In Maturín, Monagas state, multiple journalists, including Lisbeth Martínez, were prevented from covering a protest at the Dr. Manuel Núñez Tovar University Hospital.

Two journalists from Voice of America Studio 7, Annahstacia Ndlovu and Kudzanai Musengi, were denied access to cover the Zanu PF's annual conference in Gweru.

The Coalition For Women In Journalism is highly concerned with the Greek Ministry of Immigration and Asylum denying Lydia Emmanouilidou access to a refugee camp in Samos.

Three members of the Bolivarian National Guard block journalists Marinelid Marcano and Gianna Rodríguez from covering an indigenous protest.

Freelance journalist Nora Loreto denied media accreditation to the Conservative Party of Canada convention and harassed by event security.

Indonesian security officials attempt to prevent White House pool reporter Patsy Widakuswara from covering the summit between the United States and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) in Jakarta.

Local city council member tries to prevent journalist Olena Kozubovsk and NikVesti crew from attending council session. Police disagrees and allows journalists to cover the event.

The journalist had to relocate due to the risks she faced as a journalist and may now face deportation.

Following a family trip, Nicaraguan journalist Kimberly León, the director of Radio La Costeñísima, was denied boarding a flight from the United States to Nicaragua, as instructed by Nicaraguan authorities.

Exiled journalist Carola Briceño has been on a hunger strike for eight days outside the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) headquarters in Bogotá.

The Russian government announced it has added 14 new journalists from the United Kingdom to its blacklist, barring them from the country.

Investigative journalist Brittany Hailer has filed a groundbreaking lawsuit against a jail in Pennsylvania, challenging its policies that prohibit staff and contractors from speaking to the media without prior approval.

In the Kremlin’s latest attempt to suppress foreign media, longtime Russian correspondents Eva Hartog and Anna-Lena Laurén are expelled from the country.