WPF stands in solidarity with Benazir Shah, a prominent Pakistani journalist, who recently endured a coordinated campaign of online harassment and had her Twitter account hacked following her comments on a blasphemy case.

WPF stands in unwavering solidarity with Ximena Borrazás, a freelance journalist and photographer based in Barcelona, who has faced a torrent of online harassment following her reports on the conflict in Tigray, Ethiopia.

WPF takes a firm stance against cyberbullying and harassment targeting Lola del Carril, a dedicated sports journalist.

Pro-government activists and media outlets target journalists Ani Gevorgyan and Hripsime Jebejyan.

Journalist Rita Behadini was threatened online after criticizing the sexist views of an Imam.

Court sentences LaRioja2 journalist Olivia García’s online stalker for his years of harassment after a six-year legal process. His relentless insults and attempts to smear her reputation began after she wrote in support of the LGBTQI community.

Sharing a Facebook post on a police investigation into two journalists results in online harassment, followed by physical assault for reporter Sahrish Khokher.

Real Madrid soccer fans harass two women sports journalists with abusive comments online.

Polarization and attacks against journalists in Guyana reach boiling point in recent targeting of Kaieteur News reporter Davina Bagot.

The Coalition For Women In Journalism welcomes the decision of a Dublin court to penalize the teenage harasser and stalker of BBC News reporter Aileen Moynagh with a two-year probation supervision order.

Journalist Seda Taşkın received death threats online on her social media account.

Taylor Lorenz, Washington Post’s tech columnist, is facing a malicious slander campaign towards the recent article she revealed.

Investigative journalist Emilia Șercan has been subject to online threats and attacks aiming to silence her.

Former Republican strategist Steve Schmidt took to his twitter account to share private correspondence between himself and New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman.

The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has failed to act with regard to the complaints filed by Gharidah Farooqi about the persistent online harassment she faces.