Online trolling on social media and websites targets women journalists from all political, religious and ethnic backgrounds. One of the main aspects...

Today, the final day of the Centenary International Labour Conference in Geneva, the International Labour Organisation (ILO) has adopted a Convention...

Welcome to the first IFJ Asia Pacific Bulletin for 2019

66 % of the women journalists who were victims of online harassment suffered attacks based on their gender, according to the results of the IFJ’s...

Almost two-thirds of women journalists have been subjected to online abuse according to a new survey published today. Ahead of the International Day...

IFJ affiliates are at the forefront of a drive to tackle gender-based violence and harassment at work the results of a major new survey reveal.

The IFJ is backing a new global campaign to tackle gender-based violence at work.

“Violence against women and girls is one of the most systematic and widespread human rights violations. It is rooted in gendered social structures...

Almost one in two women journalists have suffered sexual harassment, psychological abuse, online trolling and others forms of gender-based violence...