The television reporter for Geo News Urdu, Maryam Nawaz Khan was harassed by a group of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf supporters while covering the political rally.

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

A month has passed since the Russian forces violated international borders to invade Ukraine.

Avrupa İnsan Hakları Mahkemesi (AİHM), Türkiye’nin gazeteci ve ressam Zehra Doğan’ın masumiyet karinesini ihlal ettiğine hükmetti.

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled Turkey to pay damage to journalist and artist Zehra Doğan for violating the presumption of innocence.

Etkin Haber Ajansı (ETHA) editörü Semiha Şahin ve muhabir Pınar Gayıp’ın “örgüt üyeliği” ve “örgüt propagandası yapmak” suçlamalarıyla tutuksuz yargılandığı davanın 16’ncı duruşması görüldü.

The 17th hearing of the case against Etkin News Agency (ETHA) editor Semiha Şahin and reporter Pınar Gayip was held on March 24

Reporter for the independent Latvia-based investigative news website The Insider, Oksana Baulina lost her life amid a Russian offensive against the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv.

Investigative journalist Antela Lika and her cameraman were threatened and attacked by employees of a farm owner while reporting on mishandling of bird flu affecting poultry.

Journalist Viktoria Roshchina, associated with independent Ukrainian television channel Hromadske, was released earlier.

CFWIJ strongly condemns these acts and urges investigating authorities UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry for Ukraine, International Criminal Court, EU, to identify and gather evidence to prosecute those responsible.

TV reporter Laura França and other journalists were attacked with explosive devices while reporting a police demonstration

Journalist Viktoria Roshchina, associated with independent Ukrainian television channel Hromadske, has been missing since March 16.

Mtavari Arkhi TV’s Ema Gogokhia and Formula TV’s Nano Chakvetadze, and their respective camera crews, were physically attacked in separate instances in the field.

Lilia Humianova, a professor of journalism and head of the art department at the Left Bank of District House of Children’s and Youth Art in Mariupol, was killed while attempting to assist residents trapped in a bomb shelter during intense Russian shelling.