Code of Ethics

This Code of Ethics serves to inform beneficiaries, donors and the public of the internal guidelines, whereby IMS maintains the highest standards of integrity, governance, financial management, partnerships and implementation of our mission.

Nov. 2019
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20 Sep. 2021

IMS at 20: More than just work, partnerships

A long term stay at IMS, after joining in January 2012, was not in my plans. I was toying with the idea of further studies and getting back into the trenches, as we colloquially call civic activism in Zimbabwe.

Impact
20 Sep. 2021

Supporting women journalists in one of Africa’s most dangerous countries for reporters

As the level of harassment against reporters rises in Somalia, so does the voice of the country’s women journalists. The Somali Women Journalists Association has matured over the past eight years and is now a key player when it comes to gender related issues in the conflict-ridden country.

Impact
15 Sep. 2021

Support from Danish peers to Syrian newspapers made a difference

A 2014 collaboration between danish newspaper Politiken, IMS and five independent Syrian newspapers not only secured continued content distribution to Syrian civilians but also highlighted deeper principles of peer obligations. Today, one of those newspapers, Enab Baladi, has become a leading media outlet in Syria and the editor in chief calls the collaboration the paper’s “most important experience”.

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