Authorities arrest and re-arrest over a dozen journalists and activists, intensifying their efforts to suppress dissenting voices in anticipation of the upcoming first anniversary of the nationwide protests that erupted in 2022.

Investigative journalist Brittany Hailer has filed a groundbreaking lawsuit against a jail in Pennsylvania, challenging its policies that prohibit staff and contractors from speaking to the media without prior approval.

Federal Security Services (FSB) officers raid home of journalist Oksana Asaulenko in connection with a criminal case against Sergei Ukhov, the former coordinator of Alexei Navalny's Perm headquarters.

Over the past year, there have been multiple incidents of suspected poisonings targeting Russian activists and journalists residing and operating in Europe and the United States.

In the Kremlin’s latest attempt to suppress foreign media, longtime Russian correspondents Eva Hartog and Anna-Lena Laurén are expelled from the country.

Police officer assaulted and threatened journalist Brandi Morin with arrest as she reported on a raid of environmental blockade.

A military police officer aimed a rifle at journalist Danielle Zampollo as she investigated killings after a police operation in Baixada Santista.

Journalist Suellen Araújo receives death threats and online harassment following a social media post by state secretary Alexandre Ramalho.

An armed group attacked journalists, including Daar Communications’ Iniyekenime Bruce, forcing them to hide to avoid assault.

Correspondent for Radio FMBolivia Lesli Monroy threatened while trying to intervene in a raid to shut down the private radio station.

Police raid at Marion County Record newspaper in Kansas sets concerning precedent for press freedom.

Kazakhstan journalist Sandugash Duysenova, known for her investigative work on social issues and corruption, was humiliated and tortured by investigators during detention.

Investigative journalist Karen James faced multiple assassination attempts following her exposé of a scandal within the Anambra Ministry of Education.

Journalists Milena Aprcović and Darko Šuković received death threats online, raising concerns about their safety.

Governor and Secretary of Government in Oaxaca attacks journalist María Nivón Molano at a press conference, accusing her of lying after reporting on the escalating violence in the state.