World Press Freedom Day 2023 - What IFJ affiliates are doing
Many IFJ affiliates are taking action to mark World Press Freedom Day on 3 May. Here is a non exhaustive list of their initiatives.
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Many IFJ affiliates are taking action to mark World Press Freedom Day on 3 May. Here is a non exhaustive list of their initiatives.
As the Chinese people protest nationwide against the regime’s stringent zero-Covid policy, which has been used as a pretext for increased censorship and surveillance over the past three years. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) invites journalists on the ground to refer to the safety resources available on its website (training.rsf.org).
Palestine becomes first country to adopt Media Safety Curriculum for journalists
Gov. Jared Polis signed two bills Monday that aim to protect sex workers from violent crime and prevent people with mental health issues from entering the criminal justice system.
The stress of COVID-19 has highlighted an ongoing problem in EMS to which we’ve paid too little attention: employee mental health. COVID-19 has been unique in the mental stresses it has placed on our profession. Never in the modern history of EMS have we faced a danger so insidious, we may end up infecting our families. We know of EMS providers who have inadvertently infected their spouses, children, and parents, with tragic outcomes. This has placed an incredible burden, mentally and emotionally, on providers across the United States. Many of us feel as if we are on point every second of t...