Cop City Coverage Fails to Question Narratives of Militarized Police
Journalists should clearly present the evidence supporting protesters' and police narratives, given police’s well-documented record of lying.
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Journalists should clearly present the evidence supporting protesters' and police narratives, given police’s well-documented record of lying.
After decades of peace, Japan is now confronting the possibility of a war with China. Some along a string of islands in the nation's southwest fear they're in the firing line.
Bontcheva); George Washington University ( Waisbord) "Online attacks against women journalists have been a pernicious problem for many years. Now, these appear to be increasing dramatically and uncontrollably around the world..." This report presents a snapshot of the first substantial findings from a global survey about online violence against women journalists conducted by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and the International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) in late 2020. Part of a broader research project, these survey findings shed light on the ...
English By Dalia Faheid Share on Facebook Print this page WASHINGTON - Online harassment is the new frontline for journalists’ safety, with female journalists disproportionately confronted by harassment that threatens physical harm, according to a newly published report. The report, based on a global survey of more than 700 journalists who identify as female, found 73% had experienced some form of online violence, with threats of physical or sexual violence most common. The findings and the impact harassment has on journalists were dis...
of a UNESCO/ICFJ research published on 10 December show that 73% of women journalists who responded to the survey [1] reported having experienced online violence in the course of their work. Twenty-five percent had received threats of physical violence, while 18% of them had been threatened with sexual violence. The problem is not confined to the internet sphere, as 20% of women reported being attacked offline in connection with online violence they had experienced. The findings were discussed during a session entitled ‘Online violence: The New Front Line for Women Journalists – #Journal...