The Texas Tribune, a nonprofit news organization, made the decision to lay off several journalists.

Exiled journalist Carola Briceño has been on a hunger strike for eight days outside the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) headquarters in Bogotá.

Jin TV journalist Dalila Agid loses arm to a suspected Turkish drone strike at the Syrian-Turkish border.

Man drives over drone of award-winning reporter Saniya Toiken while she reported on a power plant.

Journalist Tai Nalon, the executive director of fact-checking agency Aos Fatos, is being targeted with a criminalization attempt.

In a shocking incident in Skopje’s Old Bazaar, the owner of a barber shop assaults, insults, and threatens TV Alsat journalists Era Gjakova, Sara Hoxha and their cameraman.

Documentary filmmaker and advocate for women's rights, Mojgan Ilanlou, was apprehended in Tehran on Sunday and held for 24 hours, before being released on Monday evening.

Men dragged journalist Diana Saparkyzy by her arms out of a mine after she interviewed relatives of miners who died in an accident.

The Russian government announced it has added 14 new journalists from the United Kingdom to its blacklist, barring them from the country.

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.