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GFMD New Members
We are glad to welcome them among our partners:
Panos Network Foundation - www.panosnetwork.org
Panos Southern Africa - http://www.panos.org.zm
Panos Carribean - http://www.panos.org.zm
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International Media Support:
Annual Report 2014 online
Media development in closing spaces:
the level of press freedom was at its lowest in a decade, with only one in seven people living in a country with fully free media.
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Free Press Unlimited: Annual Report 2014 online
FPU focuses on six key themes, which we have translated into concrete objectives that we aim to achieve through our work.
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Committee to Protect Journalists
Attacks on the Press
Media development in closing spaces:
the level of press freedom was at its lowest in a decade, with only one in seven people living in a country with fully free media.
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OSCE:
Journalists' Safety.
Media freedom and pluralism in times of conflict
Join us for our side event at the OSCE conference in Vienna on 16th June 14:30 to 17:00. "Aid Effectiveness for Eurasian Media in Times of Crisis: Reflecting on Lessons Learnt, Progress and Increased Coordination".
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HK Journalism and Media Studies Centre:
Master of Journalism student to launch new Hong Kong-focused English news outlet
Concerned by what many see as growing restrictions on press freedom in Hong Kong and the lack of credible English-language news outlets, JMSC master of journalism student Tom Grundy and a local journalist have teamed up to launch a new, independent online newspaper.
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Center for International Media Assistance:
The cost of crime and violence to freedom of the press in Latin America
Homicide rates among the highest in the world; increasing citizens’ fear of crime; urban violence at its peak; pervasive levels of organized crime in all its forms. Citizens, governments, academics, the international community of donors–everybody talks about “citizen security” in Latin America.
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CFI: Africa Media 21, first workshop in Nairobi (FR)
From June, 1st to June 11th 2015, the UNESCO Offices in Nairobi (Kenya) welcomed the first training for web journalists and bloggers from Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda and Madagascar selected under the project Media 21.
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International Center for Journalists:
How Technology Helps Journalists Stay Safe
More than ever before, journalists who work in dangerous zones understand the importance of technology to improve safety and reduce risk.
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Internews
Where Did You Get Those Charts?
In Afghanistan, where data journalism is in its infancy, one reporter plots a new course.
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