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The Philippines launches first national Plan of Action on the Safety of Journalists

The Philippines launches first national Plan of Action on the Safety of Journalists

It is a critical time for media and journalists in the Philippines and critical times call for critical measures. On…

‘A director also does the dishes’

‘A director also does the dishes’

Rana Sabbagh on Nordic values and doing journalistic investigations despite a closing media space in the Middle East

Russia: ‘Foreign Agents’ bill threatens journalists

Russia: ‘Foreign Agents’ bill threatens journalists

International Media Support, together with nine human rights organisations, is concerned by a new bill before the Russian parliament that would expand the status of “foreign agents” to private persons, including bloggers and independent journalists

Iraq: Vicious tactics used against protesters

Iraq: Vicious tactics used against protesters

IMS, alongside likeminded press freedom and rights organisations raise the flag around serious violations against human rights activists and citizens during recent protests in Iraq. Preliminary statistics indicate that around 300 protesters have been killed since 01 October.

Breaking the silence: Women journalists fight harassment in the workplace

Breaking the silence: Women journalists fight harassment in the workplace

From pay gaps to physical abuse and online trolling. Women journalists across the world continue to face inequality and harassment in the workplace with little or no consequence for the perpetrators.

Back to school for Somali journalists

Back to school for Somali journalists

Somalia's journalism faculty is home to classes of undergraduates, but a new programme targets working journalists - much needed in a country where generations of journalist have received no formal education