WPF voices deep concern over the recent assault on journalists Fjolla Hyseni and Lindita Berisha from Lajmi.net in Prishtina.

WPF celebrates the court ruling dismissing the defamation suit brought against journalist Arbana Xharra by Imam Goga.

Journalist Saranda Ramaj and media outlets KOHA and Kohavision faced attacks after their coverage of a property exchange involving the Municipality of Pristina and its mayor.

In an incident caught on camera, the bodyguards of Kosovo’s leader Albin Kurti physically obstructed veteran TV Klan reporter Blerta Dalloshi-Berisha.

KIKS Kosova journalists, Ardiana Thaçi Mehmeti and Erjona Gjikolli reported receiving death threats in the aftermath of their investigative report on the singer Eroll Murati.

Imam Enes Goga is suing exiled Kosovo journalist Arbana Xharra for defamation concerning a 2016 article she authored on his extremist connections.

Football coach Ismet Munishi diminishes Radio Television of Kosovo sports journalist Qëndresa Krelani.

Four ethnic-Albanian women journalists were assaulted and injured in the Serb-majority town of Leposavic reporting on protests against the outcome of local elections.

Protestors smash the window of Arbresha Berisha and her RTK colleagues’ car while covering demonstrations in Northern Kosovo.

Masked protesters threaten and intimidate journalists covering arrest of person accused of attacking peacekeepers.

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.

Svetlana Vukmirovic, a journalist for Serbian public broadcaster Radio Television of Serbia (RTS), has once again been denied entry into Kosovo.

CFWIJ condemns the language used by the country’s First Gentleman Prindon Sadriu for members of the press.

The Coalition For Women In Journalism expresses serious concerns about the safety of women journalists covering a protest in Serb-majority Kosovo city, North Mitrovica. At least five women journalists, among others were attacked by protesters with rocks, Molotov cocktails and pyrotechnic devices.

The Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN) in Kosovo and its country director Jeta Xharra have been slapped with a defamation lawsuit by Dhurata Hoxha, a former Democratic Party of Kosovo’s (PDK) Minister of European Integration. The said lawsuit is against an investigation by the network's local outlet, carried out in collaboration with Internews KALLXO.com, and Prishtina Insight. Jeta has also been threatened online by Gani Koci, a former deputy minister from the PDK.