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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’.
Women can be equals!
Over the past week, women and men working in the Somali media sector have come together to discuss gender equality, a subject that is sensitive not only in Somalia but worldwide. The events, organised by the Somali Women Journalists Organisation, address women journalists’ working conditions, ranging from equal pay to sexual harassment. We spoke to one of the participants, freelance journalist Zeinab Abdinoor Mohamed.
Hat och hot mot kvinnliga journalister
Är du kvinna och jobbar som journalist i Sverige?
Har du blivit hotad i jobbet eller utsatt för hat eller trakasserier?
Då vill Unesco ha din hjälp.Grävseminariet, denna årliga fest för god journalistik, blev naturligtvis inte som vanligt; istället för att träffas i Borås blev det digitala seminarier där de bästa grävarna delade med sig av sina kunskaper.
Rapporterar svenska nyhetsmedier jämställt?
Rapporterar svenska nyhetsmedier jämställt? Får kvinnor och män komma till tals på lika villkor? Så var det dags igen att granska nyhetsmedierna utifrån ett jämställdhetsperspektiv.
Spelar det någon roll vem som syns och hörs i medierna?
Bryr du dig mer om vad som sägs på nyheterna om du ibland känner att de handlar om personer som du? Om de som skriver nyheterna är som du?
Påverkar mängden män och kvinnor i nyheterna huruvida ungdomar av endera könet blir politiskt aktiva, deltar i samhällsdebatten eller överhuvudtaget tycker att det är värt att bry sig?
Covid-19 in the lives of Zimbabwean women media workers
Disruption in newsrooms, finding new ways of working & dwindling advertising income are among the effects of Covid-19 experienced by these Zimbabwean women media workers.
Sexual harassment: Activities shine light on the dark side of Vietnamese journalism
More than 10 years ago when Nguyen Ngoc Diep started as an intern at a media house, learning how to interview sources and write a story were part and parcel of building her career as a journalist, but learning how to avoid harassment and indecent proposals were the main challenges the young woman had to overcome.
The Female newspaper Vendors of Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe media is driven bay many hands.
Among these hands are women at the forefront.
They sell stories, but we hardly know their own.
Gender equality is not a women’s issue
From the time when modern news media was born, men have dominated the industry. Both in terms of representation in content and among reporters behind the stories. In recent years some radical changes can be seen in this pattern, with interesting regional variations.
In Cambodia, CCIM strives to increase gender sensitivity and gender mainstream
Almost one year ago, in July 2019, Cambodia Center for Independent Media (CCIM) was one of the two local partners of Fojo Media Institute in Southeast Asia, that received in-house training workshop on Gender and Institutional Assessment from Woman Organization for Change in Agriculture & NRM (WOCAN).