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Statement in support of Ukrainian journalists

Statement by organisations participating in the project “Better working conditions for journalists” led by Fojo Media Institute and implemented in the Western Balkans, Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus.

Break the gender bias through media self-regulation and policy

Gender bias in media organisations, processes and products limit the extent to which women and gender minorities can enjoy their right to gender equality, to freedom of expression and access to information.
Effective media self-regulation and policy can secure and protect these rights.

International Women’s Day 2022

Today, on International Women’s Day, the global journalism community stands in solidarity with the women journalists in Ukraine.

Stöd oberoende media i Ukraina och Ryssland

Här hittar du länkar till oberoende media i Ryssland och Ukraina och hur du går tillväga för att ge dem ekonomiskt stöd.

Kriget i Ukraina

Här samlar vi våra resurser om kriget i Ukraina till hjälp för dig som arbetar som journalist och bevakar kriget och dess följder.

Trusted news sources from Ukraine and Russia

In the face of the Russian-Ukrainian war, Fojo has compiled a list of trusted media outlets from both countries for foreign readers.

I krig offras sanningen

I snart 30 år har Medieinstitutet Fojo arbetat med att stötta fria och oberoende medier i Östeuropa, inklusive Ryssland och Ukraina. Nu behöver dessa oberoende journalister och medieorganisationer i båda länderna världssamfundets stöd mer än någonsin. Fojo fortsätter, tillsammans med våra partners, arbetet för att stärka fri och oberoende journalistik.

Strengthening objective reporting on the Somalian elections

“The biggest responsibility of a reporter during elections is to avoid issues that lead to hate and avoid using inflammatory language,” says Abikani Ahmed, Senior Producer at Radio Daljir. He is one of over 300 journalists from across Somalia who have been trained on how to ensure objective and nuanced election reporting.

Community radio stands up against bribes targeting pregnant women

At a hospital in Zimbabwe, local women were forced to pay a bribe when approaching the hospital for help in giving birth. When the local radio, Community Radio Harare (CORAH) found out, they helped bring about change by giving the victims a voice and exposing the practice.