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For 18 months, reporter Fateh Al-Rahman Al-Hamdani went undercover inside 23 schools for BBC News Arabic across Sudan documenting students in chains, beaten, tortured and sometimes kept in a prison cell for days.
As Sub Saharan media outlets have been hit hard by the Covid-19 outbreak making it difficult for media to operate…
Free Press Unlimited, Article19, Reporters without Borders, Fondation Hirondelle, Deutsche Welle and International Media Support in collaboration with UNESCO, joined…
During June and July 2020, IMS Sahel Programme carried out qualitative research among its hyperlocal partners in the Liptako-Gourma cross-border…
We are thrilled to present Navigating a changing world: Media's gendered prism, IMS' gender reader 2020, which is a diverse…
For over a decade, IMS has worked to build a safer environment for Afghan media workers. Today, the war-torn country has one of the most comprehensive set-ups for the safety and protection of journalists in South Asia – and because threats to the media have never faded, those safety structures are often put to use
