Cumhurbaşkanlığı seçimlerinin ikinci turunda kadın gazeteciler ölüm tehditleri, fiziksel saldırılar ve keyfi erişim engellemeleri ile karşı karşıya kaldılar.

Women journalists face death threats, physical assault, and arbitrary denial of access during the second round of presidential elections

Investigative journalist María Teresa Montaño Delgado was kidnapped and threatened due to her exposé of corruption allegations involving the misappropriation of millions of taxpayer funds by the State of Mexico (Edomex).

At least six women journalists were attacked by violent protestors in Serb-majority towns in Kosovo while covering demonstrations against the installation of new mayors.

Azerbaijan targets Astghik Bedevyan, a senior journalist at RFE/RL’s Armenian Service, by hacking into her phone, installing Pegasus spyware during the 2021 war between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

Journalist Harmony Pondy-Nyaga was forcibly removed by police while filming an environmental protest in Paris.

Yangon's Thingangyun District Court sentences journalist Ma Hmu Yadanar Khat Moh Moh Tun to 10 years with hard labor for financing terror on top of a three-year sentence for disseminating fake news.

Azerbaijani journalist Sevinj Sadigova was obstructed by police and told to stop filming outside Ganja’s courthouse.

Authorities arrest Iranwire’s Shima Shahrabi brother, raid her parent’s home, and question family members about her journalism to intimidate the exiled journalist.

Investigative outlet KRIK loses libel case over reporting on a SLAPP case brought against them.

Police arrest and detain Anum Sheikh for three days before a court nullified her detention order.

Freelance journalist Nailia Mullaeva's home ransacked by police forces.

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

Court rules investigative journalist Carole Cadwalladr must pay legal fees and damages to businessman Arron Banks after she partially loses libel case on appeal.

Kyrgyzstan’s State Committee for National Security (SCNS) summoned PolitKlinika editor-in-Chief Dilbar Alimova.