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2020 Survival Playbook for Local Media: 25 Ideas from the Publishers
In this article, we have summarized some of the best ideas that publishers from Eastern and Central Europe have shared with us.
Myanmar: The Right to Reporting during the 2020 General Elections
Did Myanmar’s 2020 General Elections launch in transparency?
Vietnamese journalists Need Sexual Harassment Free Newsrooms
2008, whilst being a university student, was the year when I first heard about a female journalist working at a nationally reputable newsroom being sexually harassed by her boss. The harassment was later concealed and forgotten.
A lens on Media and Gender Based Violence in Zimbabwe
To mark the 16 days of activism for gender based violence, we spoke to Zororai Nkomo of AB Communications to find out what they are doing to fight Gender Based Violence and the measures they are taking to light the challenges being faced by women in Zimbabwe.
Myanmar: Improving Gender Sensitivity and Equality Is Key to End Gender-Based Violence
Southeast Asia Media Training Network (SEAMTN) of Fojo Media Institute concludes its 2-week long campaign on ‘Eliminating Gender-Based Violence Against Women and All Forms of Gender Identities’. The online campaign hosts the messages of 42 concerned-individuals of 24 women, 14 men, and 4 other gender-identities from Cambodia (19), Myanmar (21) and Vietnam (2). Among them, 21 are journalists and media trainers.
Cambodia: Towards Further Awareness Raising on Gender-Based Violence and Harassment
Every year, from 25 November (International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women) to 10 December (International Human Rights Day), the 16 Days of Activism Campaign is carried out all over the world.
Mapping Journalism Training Centres in sub-Saharan Africa Study launched by Fojo and Wits
Alan Finlay, Author to the report Mapping Journalism Training Centres in sub-Saharan Africa Study reflects over the main findings from the new study jointly published by Fojo Media Institute and Wits Journalism, part of the CHARM project.
“Sweet Obstruction” Bars Vietnamese Journalists from Access to Information
Vietnam witnesses on average 10 cases of violence, threats and obstructions against journalists each year, even though the country is no longer at war and there are no ethnic or regional conflicts at present, according to my own observation.
Stämning mot svenska journalister fördöms av mediebranschen
Fojos medarbetare och kursledare Per Agerman har stämts i brittisk domstol för en publicering på en svensk nyhetssajt om en svensk affärsman. Det har fått stora delar av medie-Sverige att rasa.
New study reveals barriers on Entry for Women journalists in sub-Saharan Africa
‘I couldn’t meet my bosses sexual wish and lower my dignity or break-up my family. I was repeatedly bullied and feared that for my own security I would almost leave my job. Misogyny is discouraging and can lead one to leave journalism’.