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An estimated 15,000 people took part in a January 31 protest in Turin that turned violent, injuring more than 100 members of the security forces.

Masked protesters attack Italian RAI TV crew during clashes with police

Berlin, February 3, 2026—The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on Italian authorities to thoroughly investigate the attack on two RAI journalists who were assaulted while reporting on a protest, and to ensure that those responsible are held to account. RAI is an Italian public broadcaster. “The physical attack on the RAI crew in Turin is part of a deeply…

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Investigative journalist Sigfrido Ranucci waves to supporters from broadcaster RAI’s balcony in Rome the day after his car was bombed.

Italian investigative journalist Sigfrido Ranucci targeted in car bombing

Berlin, October 20, 2025—The Committee to Protect Journalists urges the Italian authorities to swiftly identify and prosecute those responsible for a car bomb that targeted investigative journalist Sigfrido Ranucci on October 17, 2025. The explosive device detonated outside Ranucci’s home in Pomezia, south of Rome, destroying his car and damaging another family vehicle and the property’s gate, as seen here in a video. No…

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Italian investigative journalist Ciro Pellegrino announced on Fanpage’s YouTube channel on April 30 that his cell phone had been targeted with spyware.

2nd Italian investigative journalist targeted with smartphone spyware

Berlin, May 6, 2025—CPJ calls on Italian authorities to step up efforts to investigate spyware attacks against journalists at the news site Fanpage.it, as reporter Ciro Pellegrino became the second member of staff to reveal that his phone had been targeted this year. “The repeated targeting of Fanpage.it journalists suggests a pattern of surveillance aimed…

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Police officers are seen in Italy in 2020.

In Italy, 4 journalists shot at while reporting on alleged child abuse

Berlin, February 13, 2025—The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on Italian authorities to swiftly complete their investigation into the gunshots fired at four Italian television journalists on February 5 while reporting on the alleged mistreatment of two children by their family. An unknown individual shot at public broadcaster RAI1’s reporter Vito Francesco Paglia and camera…

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Journalist Francesco Cancellato speaks in February 2025 about his phone being targeted with Israeli-made spyware through WhatApp.

Italian investigative journalist Francesco Cancellato targeted with Paragon spyware

Berlin, February 10, 2025 — Italian authorities should thoroughly investigate the targeting of the editor-in-chief of the news site Fanpage.it Francesco Cancellato’s cell phone with spyware via the WhatsApp messaging app and punish the perpetrators, the Committee to Protect Journalists said Monday. “The attack on investigative journalist Francesco Cancellato with Paragon spyware is a serious…

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Italian journalist Cecilia Sala was arrested by Iran on December 19, 2024, but her arrest was only made public on December 27. (Screenshot: France 24/YouTube)

CPJ, RSF, IJF call for release of Italian journalist Cecilia Sala

Editor’s note: Cecilia Sala was freed on January 8, 2025. Press freedom organizations and the organizers of the International Journalism Festival (IJF) called on Iran on Tuesday to release Italian journalist Cecilia Sala with immediate effect. Sala was arrested in Iran on December 19 and is being held in the notorious Evin prison. Iran confirmed…

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Italian investigative team receives death threat referencing Charlie Hebdo attack

Berlin, November 15, 2024—The editorial team of the investigative television program “Report” on Italian public broadcaster RAI3 received a death threat via social media on Tuesday, November 12, saying the team “deserved it, Charlie Hebdo editorial team style,” following their reporting on the Israel-Gaza war.  The message referenced a 2015 terrorist attack targeting the offices…

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Prosecutors in Florence launched a pre-trial investigation against Innocenti, accusing him of conspiring with public officials to reveal information about a police academy student’s suicide. (Photo: Reuters/Jennifer Lorenzini)

Italian court upholds police search of journalist Simone Innocenti’s home

New York, October 9, 2024—The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on Italian authorities to end all legal proceedings against investigative journalist Simone Innocenti, charged with leaking “official secrets” in connection with his reporting, following an October 4 appeals court decision to uphold the legality of the search of his home and seizure of his devices. “The Italian appeals court’s…

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A Ukrainian serviceman on August 16 patrols a street in the town of Sudzha, in Russia’s Kursk region, where Italian journalists Stefania Battistini and Simone Traini were shown in a report. (Photo: Reuters/Yan Dobronosov)

Italian journalists Stefania Battistini and Simone Traini arrested in absentia over Russia war report

Berlin, October 8, 2024—Russian authorities should immediately cancel the arrest warrants issued in absentia for Italian journalists Stefania Battistini and Simone Traini, charged with illegal border crossing following their August 14 report on the Ukrainian incursion into Russia’s Kursk region, the Committee to Protect Journalists said Tuesday. “The arrest warrants for Stefania Battistini and Simone Traini are a clear attempt to intimidate and…

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Headshots of Italian journalists Giovanni Tizian (left), Stefano Vergine, and Nello Trocchia who are under criminal investigation over their reporting on an alleged conflict of interest involving Italy’s Defence Minister Guido Crosetto.

CPJ, others oppose prosecution of Italian investigative journalists in leaks probe

The Committee to Protect Journalists and more than 70 other signatories, including Italian and international press freedom groups and European media outlets, called on Italy on Tuesday to respect the right to report, rather than risk criminalizing journalism by prosecuting three reporters with Italy’s Domani newspaper in order to identify their sources. In a leaks…

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