Women Journalists Without Chains expresses grave concern over the continued use of arbitrary detention and the issuance of harsh judicial rulings in Egypt,

Women Journalists Without Chains expresses grave concern over the accelerating deterioration of fundamental freedoms and judicial safeguards in Kuwait, as authorities continue the arbitrary detention and prosecution of internationally recognized journalist Ahmad Shihab al-Din.

Women Journalists Without Chains strongly condemns the death of 32-year-old Bahraini detainee Sayed Mohammed Al-Moussawi while in the custody of the National Intelligence Agency (NIA), describing the incident as a grave and deliberate act of torture resulting in extrajudicial killing.

A coordinated defamation and smear campaign has been launched against journalist Hanan Faza’a, a presenter at Al-Mahriya TV, across various media outlets and social media platforms.

Women Journalists Without Chains has documented a grave escalation of military operations carried out by forces affiliated with Tariq Saleh,

Geneva, April 12, 2026 — Women Journalists Without Chains condemns a series of airstrikes carried out by Israeli occupation forces in Lebanon that have killed two journalists and a prominent poet,

Amman — April 9, 2026 - A Jordanian court has sentenced journalist Hiba Abu Taha to two years in prison over social media posts, in a case that is drawing renewed scrutiny over the use of cybercrime legislation to restrict freedom of expression in the country.