The Coalition For Women In Journalism is appalled and devastated by the killings of journalists Farah Omar and Rabih Al-Me'mari in southern Lebanon.

Layal Alekhtiar, a prominent journalist with the pan-Arab channel Al-Arabiya, is under investigation by order of the Lebanese Military Court.

Israel missiles hit a press tour of at least twelve journalists reporting on damage caused by Israeli bombing in southern Lebanon.

Recent shelling in southern Lebanon resulted in the tragic death of Reuters videographer Issam Abdallah and left several other journalists injured, including Carmen Joukhadar, who works with Al Jazeera, and Christina Assi, reporting for AFP.

Prominent Lebanese journalist Dalal Mawad's book, "All She Lost," has been banned by the UAE.

Journalist Mariam Laham arrested, detained for 11 hours, during which her home was searched and her laptop was tampered with.

Acclaimed Lebanese journalist jailed for a year and slapped with a hefty fine after court rules against her in a criminal libel case brought by the Free Patriotic Movement.

Popular Kuwaiti TV host Fayer Al-Saeed was denied entry into Lebanon, and informed by officials that she is permanently barred from the country.

Editor-in-Chief of The Public Source Lara Bitar illegally summoned for questioning by security forces.

Dima Sadek, an MTV anchor, who is often targeted by Hezbollah supporters, has been subjected to a new wave of harassment and threats, online attacks, and organized troll campaign.

SLAPP lawsuits were filed against a journalist and the CFWIJ fellow, Luna Safwan, by a man and his lawyer who harassed Luna.

he freelance American journalist, Nada Homsi was held at the Beirut airport and threatened with deportation before she was allowed to enter Lebanon.

CFWIJ welcomes the release of American freelance journalist Nada Homsi, who was detained by Lebanese authorities

Reporter for Al Jadeed TV, Layal Saad was denied entry to Baabda Presidential Palace. The reporter was on location to cover a cabinet meeting, however, was restricted from attending the session due to an incident that took place during a previous visit. Last month, Layal was abused by a security guard for not referring to President Aoun with his complete title. The security believed she had disrespected the president in the way she spoke about him to a colleague.

Journalist Yumna Fawaz was targeted with a vicious online campaign after she demanded that President Michel Aoun be held accountable for the Beirut port explosion in 2020. Following the tweet, Fawaz was targeted by supporters of the Free Patriotic Movement (FPM), a political party founded by Aoun, as well as its ally Hezbollah. This is not the first time Fawaz has been targeted by members of the FPM, which makes her feel very concerned for her safety.