Women Press Freedom is deeply concerned about the recent developments in Pakistan, where at least 47 journalists and YouTubers have been issued legal notices by the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA).

CFWIJ and WPF stands firmly against the despicable and malicious tactics employed by the far-Right to silence and intimidate the distinguished investigative journalist

Investigative journalist Ivana Milosavljević encountered a targeted cyberattack when she tried to access her Instagram profile.

CFWIJ and WPF is appalled by the recent criminal charges filed against exiled journalist Hanna Liubakova and 19 others who are currently residing abroad.

The hunger strike, announced by Narges Mohammadi, a journalist and activist enduring solitary confinement for years, is a reaction to the execution of Mohammad Ghobadlou.

CFWIJ and WPF stands in solidarity with Viorica Tataru and her cameraman Andrei Captarenco, who were unjustly detained by Transnistria's secret services in the breakaway region of Moldova.

Recent announcements by The Arena Group and the Los Angeles Times of significant layoffs carry deep implications for the fabric of our media, particularly for the representation and voices of journalists of color.

CFWIJ and WPF is outraged by continued Russian aggression against civilians, with Nakipilo reporter Anna Myasnikova the latest reporter injured by Russian shelling.

CFWIJ and WPF demands an urgent investigation into the police violence against Natia Karchiladze and Ani Giorgadze

CFWIJ and WPF is concerned about the recent verbal attacks against journalist Paula Bernini while she was covering a labor union demonstration against President Milei in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

CFWIJ and WPF stands in solidarity with Priscilla Villarreal, a citizen journalist who has been denied damages in her lawsuit following her unlawful arrest in 2017.

CFWIJ and WPF expresses deep concern over the arrest warrant issued by the Venezuelan regime, targeting 14 people, including the highly respected journalist Sebastiana Barráez.

CFWIJ and WPF is deeply concerned about the recent government data breach in Mexico, which has exposed the personal information of hundreds of journalists.

Asya Kazantseva has left Russia due to what she describes as a "wave of hate" from pro-war groups and government officials over her anti-war views.

CFWIJ and WPF is deeply alarmed by the Diyarbakır Regional Court of Justice's decision to overturn the acquittal of journalist Ayşe Kara.