Women Press Freedom stands resolutely in solidarity with Arzu Yıldız, an investigative journalist from Turkiye forced into exile after facing persistent threats and persecution for her work. Yıldız's experience is emblematic of the broader crackdown on press freedom under President Tayyip Erdoğan's regime, where dissent is aggressively stifled. We unequivocally condemn the targeting and persecution of journalists by President Tayyip Erdoğan's government.

Cumhuriyet newspaper dismissed eight journalists, five of whom were women, without notice.

Legal ordeal for Özgür Gündem’s former managing editor Reyhan Çapan continues as her trial was adjourned yet again without significant progress.

A spectator sexually harassed sports journalist Greta Beccaglia, who was reporting live on a football match in Florence.

The police beat up and physically restrained Jinnews reporter Öznur Değer on Sunday, during protests in Ankara.

A new lawsuit was filed against journalist Nazan Sala as a result of the investigation launched 12 years ago.

Two women journalists came forward with their accounts of facing sexual misconduct while on the job earlier this month.

At least five journalists were physically assaulted by a mob while covering the lead-up to the election in the state of Tripura.

Duvar English editor Neşe İdil was targeted by an online harassment campaign and threatened.

ournalist Ambreen Fatima was attacked in Lahore on Wednesday, days after her husband, journalist Ahmad Noorani, reported an explosive story regarding the military establishment.

More than 70 journalists, rights advocates, press freedom groups and related organizations have joined the Coalition For Women In Journalism’s call to demand that the Chinese authorities immediately release journalist Zhang Zhan from prison.

Associate Editor of HW News Arti Ghargi was called in for questioning by the Tripura Police.

Mesopotamia Agency (MA) reporter Eylem Aktaş and Jinnews reporter Derya Ren were barred and beaten by the security forces.

The police have launched a probe into the killing of Kate Mitchell, a worker for BBC Media Action

A British Columbia Supreme Court judge ordered the release of photojournalist Amber Bracken.