A civil court has ordered Juliana Dal Piva to pay damages to lawyer Frederick Wassef for making public threatening messages he sent her.

Saba Bajeer was setting up equipment to go live when a young man approached her and told her to look into the camera for a Tik Tok video he was recording.

Journalist Gharidah Farooqi was targeted by a supporter of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) during the political rally hosted by the party.

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.

Journalist Brandi Morin is on the receiving end of a vile abuse campaign.

Journalist Mercedes Stephenson is facing concentrated organized online harassment through her social media.

The Wire journalist Ismat Ara, filed a complaint with the Cyber Cell of the Delhi Police

A Belgium court convicted a man, who had been abusing journalist and novelist Myriam Leroy online for more than nine years.

Lauren Pelley received an insulting comment on Twitter calling her as “a fear mongering journalist” who “slept with men” to get the job.

Prominent broadcast journalist and Coalition For Women In Journalism member Asma Shirazi has been hit with yet another government-backed organized troll campaign. Reacting to a column penned by Asma in BBC Urdu, the ruling Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s official Twitter account posted a video purportedly of a mobile phone conversation between Asma and thrice ousted prime minister Nawaz Sharif. The ruling party’s Twitter handle attempted to discredit and align Asma and accused her of “obedience” to a “certified chor [thief] and absconder”. The CFWIJ condemns the use of such rhetoric by the party, which leads Pakistan’s federal government. Such acts by a government already under criticism for encroaching on the freedom of the press, in a country known for its frequent violations against journalists, place a target on journalists’ backs.

Senior journalist Gharidah Farooqi has been hit with yet another onslaught of vitriol and a deeply gendered harassment campaign against her on social media. In an attack launched two days ago, vicious trolls have dragged her name into some explicitly doctored video clips.

Journalist Christy Somos received vile emails after politician Maxime Bernier tweeted out her email addresses alongside several of her colleagues. Displeased by their coverage of his work, and their line of inquiry, Bernier encouraged his supporters to “play dirty”, thus initiating a violent targeted harassment campaign against the journalists. Although later taken down, the journalists faced hostile digital attacks as a result of his statement.

Cathy Macherel was targeted with vicious insults by far-right essayist and filmmaker Alain “Soral'' Bonnet. In a video published on Facebook, Soral targeted Cathy with deeply gendered attacks as well as homophobic insults. The nature of the video was threatening enough for Cathy to register a report with law enforcement agencies.