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Online Journalism and Storytelling Kit
‘Online journalism’ has become a mantra these days, its necessity made all the more obvious by situations like the COVID-19 pandemic. But the transition to news in digital spaces often takes place at a different pace, approach and context in Southeast Asia, especially in the CLMV countries – Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam.
Struggle of Myanmar Journalists Amid the Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic becomes an immediate threat for survival of many journalists in Myanmar on top of many other existing issues within the country’s journalism field.
New media network emerged amid the worst of media freedom in Cambodia
Since late 2017, Cambodia plunked down rank every year in world media freedom index and while the concerning situation continued, a glim of light emerged. Cambodia Journalist Alliance (CamboJA) launched in late 2019, vowed to protect journalists and fight for media freedom in Cambodia.
COVID-19: For Vietnam, Information Is A Public-Health Weapon
HO CHI MINH CITY (Reporting ASEAN) – Mach Nguyen Phuong Khanh lives half a world away from Vietnam, but she heeded the reminder she got from the Vietnamese government’s social messaging accounts – and stayed at home – in London.
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).
News Interest High, But Trust In Media Low – And Even Lower In Social Media
Can Southeast Asians trust less and less the news, as they consume more of such news, mainly in online venues? Can they turn to social media to access news, but distrust social media at the same time?
Community media calms unrest related to COVID-19
Reliable information in local minority languages. This is the remedy used by the community media in Chin state to calm unrest and to make people protect themselves and others.
Vietnam Journalist Training Centre takes next step on syllabus breakdown
Following the success of its previous curriculum overhaul, the Vietnam Journalist Training Centre develop 20 new syllabuses with more focus on issue-led journalism and new media.
Guidebook in handling sexual harassment for media houses: the trailblazer
In a further development from Fojo Media Institute’s survey conducted at the end of 2017 revealed 27% of female journalists had experienced sexual harassment in Vietnam.
ASEAN’s Role on Rakhine: Big Outside, Little Known in Myanmar
From the outside, ASEAN has been testing the limits of its non-interference policy in ways never done before, being a diplomatic bridge to Myanmar while pressing it to address international criticism for its treatment of its Rohingya minority.