Coalition For Women In Journalism
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WPF condemns the violent manner in which CNN News18 reporter Yesha Kotak was attacked by a police constable in Mumbai.
WPF is deeply concerned about the passage of the controversial "foreign agents" law by the Georgian parliament.
WPF is deeply concerned about the well-being of Chinese citizen journalist Zhang Zhan over her untraceable whereabouts on the day of her expected release from Shanghai Women's Prison after four years.
Juliet Kyarisiima endured a brutal assault and robbery while covering a public meeting concerning a land dispute.
WPF expresses grave concern over the arbitrary arrests of political commentator Sonia Dahmani, journalists Borhen Bssais, and Mourad Zeghidi, and the detention of France 24’s Maryline Dumas.
WPF is outraged that media outlet Demirören News Agency (DHA) pressured reporter Rojda Altıntaş not to publish a story, about a car accident involving the 17-year-old son of writer Eylem Tok, by people connected to DHA's powerful owners, Demirören Holding.
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Reports
From Georgia to Sudan: April 2024 Highlights Escalating Threats to Women Journalists
Over 70 Cases of Press Freedom Challenges for Women Journalists in March 2024
Throughout February 2024, WPF records a 225% global increase in detentions compared to January, with Russia and Turkey topping the list.
Our 2023 Annual Report paints a distressingly vivid picture of the current state of journalism. This year has been identified as the deadliest for journalists, casting a spotlight on the heightened dangers they encounter, especially in conflict zones and under authoritarian regimes.
Throughout the month of January 2024, CFWIJ records a distressing total of 76 violations against women journalists. Among these, the most heart-wrenching are the killings, with six recorded deaths.
Throughout the month of December 2023, CFWIJ records a distressing total of 76 violations against women journalists. Among these, the most heart-wrenching are the killings, with six recorded deaths.
Throughout the month of November 2023, the Coalition For Women In Journalism documented 44 cases of violations against women journalists.
Throughout the month of October 2023, the Coalition For Women In Journalism documented 83 cases of violations against women journalists.
Throughout the month of September 2023, the Coalition For Women In Journalism documented 50 cases of violations against women journalists.