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• ↓ Top violations and violators 2019-2024
• ↓ "I recommend CFWIJ because women are often targeted and our work on the ground seems to be less important than a man's or at least people seem to question more when the source is a woman and not a man."
• ↓ “I don’t recall any organization or non-profit that is solely focused on the risks and dangers that female journalists face doing their job before CFWIJ.”
• ↓ “I could have been imprisoned again, maybe even tortured I’m sure, if CFWIJ did not help me come to safety. Thank you for saving my life.”
• ↓ “I think CFWIJ is an important voice which voices very serious concerns and issues related to the violation of rights of journalists and media outlets in countries like Georgia and it is important to keep such voices, especially as they keep focus on the challenges women journalists are facing in vulnerable democracies where rights are restricted.”
• ↓ "The mentorship from CFWIJ and access to a powerful network that defends the rights and safety of women in journalism have been very important to me. CFWIJ has been the point of balance and support that I have needed to manage the legal actions to protect myself and my emotional state."
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"The Turkish government continues to weaponize the judicial system to harass and target women journalists critical of its rule. Legal harassment has become a favored tool under the Erdoğan administration, with Women Press Freedom’s documentation showing that it accounts for 29% of all violations against women journalists since 2019."

"Since the protests started over Mahsa Amini’s death, at least 20 women journalists have been arrested and targeted beyond arrests."

"The most alarming aspect of our monitoring of attacks against women journalists in Africa is the disproportionately high number of extreme violations, including physical assaults, detentions, abductions, and killings."

"Over the past five years, from 2019 to 2024, the global landscape for women journalists covering protests has become increasingly dangerous. Data from Women Press Freedom reveals over 300 incidents of physical assaults on women reporters during demonstrations, with law enforcement responsible for most of these attacks."

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Top violations and violators 2019-2024

"I recommend CFWIJ because women are often targeted and our work on the ground seems to be less important than a man's or at least people seem to question more when the source is a woman and not a man."

“I don’t recall any organization or non-profit that is solely focused on the risks and dangers that female journalists face doing their job before CFWIJ.”

“I could have been imprisoned again, maybe even tortured I’m sure, if CFWIJ did not help me come to safety. Thank you for saving my life.”

“I think CFWIJ is an important voice which voices very serious concerns and issues related to the violation of rights of journalists and media outlets in countries like Georgia and it is important to keep such voices, especially as they keep focus on the challenges women journalists are facing in vulnerable democracies where rights are restricted.”

"The mentorship from CFWIJ and access to a powerful network that defends the rights and safety of women in journalism have been very important to me. CFWIJ has been the point of balance and support that I have needed to manage the legal actions to protect myself and my emotional state."