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Slovakia | Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism - Vimarsana News

Slovakia | Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism

The centre-right coalition government struggled to enact its legislative programme to increase media ownership transparency and combat disinformation and online abuse. Trust in the media hit a new low, and Slovaks turned away from television as a news source.

Source: ox.ac.uk
Activist challenges SA legislation on identifying alleged rapists, sex offenders - Vimarsana News

Activist challenges SA legislation on identifying alleged rapists, sex offenders

Currently, Section 154 (2) (b) of the Criminal Procedure Act makes it a crime to publish the names of persons who’ve been charged with rape or other sexual offences until they’ve tendered their pleas.

Source: ewn.co.za
MANDY WIENER: Meyiwa case a prime example why journos shouldn't pay for content - Vimarsana News

MANDY WIENER: Meyiwa case a prime example why journos shouldn't pay for content

From a journalistic perspective should docuseries producers have offered money as payment in the first place asks Mandy Wiener.

Source: 702.co.za
Media's exposure of wrongdoing plays vital role in society: Press Council - Vimarsana News

Media's exposure of wrongdoing plays vital role in society: Press Council

The Press Council of South Africa has paid tribute to the media for “robustly defending and growing press freedom” in the country.

Saluting South Africa's 'robust' press on Media Freedom Day - Vimarsana News

Saluting South Africa's 'robust' press on Media Freedom Day

South Africa's media should be praised for "robustly defending and growing Press Freedom". The country recognises Black Wednesday on 19 October annually.