TVA journalist Kariane Bourassa was covering an anti-mask demonstration when she was physically harassed and intimidated by two men in Quebec on July 26. They interrupted her live broadcast and resorted to hugging while she was reporting in the field. Protesters neither wore masks nor did they care about social distancing protocols during the demonstration.

Sidra Ghyas, a Lahore based Samaa TV reporter, was verbally and physically assaulted by accomplices of a religious scholar called Allama Zubair Ahmed Zaheer. The scholar is deemed to be self proclaimed, and was found to be instructing men to attack the journalist. She was going home after work when the incident happened. Sidra filed a First Information Report (FIR) after the incident.

More than 70 editorial staff members walked out of the Index headquarters on Friday, July 24 in mass resignation to protest the arbitrary dismissal of their editor-in-chief Szabolcs Dull. The decision was taken by the president of the board of Index.hu, László Bodolai.

Le Soir’s feminist journalist Florence Hainaut was targeted with an online harassment campaign following her opinion piece about headscarf published on July 18.

Sloboden Pechat reporter Miroslava Bryns received threats on July 23 following her coverage on Covid-19. Miroslava wrote an article for her newspaper criticizing the way people behave amidst the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, detailing a crowded wedding scene in Tetovo and indicating that it is against the legislation related to the fight against the Covid-19.

The Coalition For Women In Journalism is immensely worried about safety of feminist journalist Svetlana Anokhina following the death threats she received on July 22.

السعودية، يوليو 27،2020—غموض حول مصير سجينة الرأي والمدافعة عن حقوق النساء لجين هذلول لما يزيد عن شهرين. يطالب تحالف النساء العاملات بالصحافة السلطات السعودية بالكشف عن حالة لجين والإطلاق الفوري لسراحها.

Feminist Human Rights Defender and prisoner of conscience, Loujain A-Hathloul's fate remains ambiguous for over two months. The Coalition For Women In Journalism calls upon Saudi authorities to reveal details of Loujin’s condition and release her immediately.

As the unrest in and around the United States continue over the murder of George Floyd, police’s violent response remain to be targeting journalists.

The Coalition For Women In Journalism is utterly disturbed to be reporting on the third online attack towards women journalists this week alone. We call upon all journalism organizations and law enforcement in respective countries to mobilize against the online intimidation and silencing campaigns towards women journalists which often involve profanities, doxxing and hacking.

يوليو 20، 2020—مع تصاعد دور وتأثير منصات التواصل الأجتماعي علي السياسية والقضايا العالمية يجدن الصحفيات حول العالم أنفسهم عرضة لتهديد جديد وهو العنف عبر الأنترنت. المثال الأخير لهذا النوع من التهديدات شهدناه علي في حالة المذيعتين المرموقتين غادة عويس وعلا فارس

With the rise of social media’s impact on politics and global issues, women journalists around the world find themselves tackling one more threat: online harassment. The latest example of the attack was seen in the case of Al Jazeera Arabic’s senior presenters Ghada Oueiss and Ola Al-Fares.

As protests in Cape Town and surrounding areas demanding larger lands for the indigenous Africans grow, land invasions and demonstrations took a violent turn on Monday injuring News24 reporter Jenni Evans and a disabled man in a wheelchair. A brand new Covid-19 facility was also torched.

يوليو 20، 2020، القاهرة مصر – أصدرت محكمة أمن الدولة العليا قرار بتجديد الحبس الاحتياطي لكل من أسراء عبد الفتاح وسلافة مجدي وآخرين لمدة 45 يوم. تحالف النساء العاملات بالصحافة يدين هذه الممارسات الغير العادلة ويطالب بالإفراج الفوري عن أسراء وسلافة والأخرين.

During a hearing yesterday, Egyptian Supreme National Security Court extended the pre-trial detention of journalists Esraa Abdel-Fattah, Solafa Mady, and others for 45 days.