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This study focuses on the Syrian independent exile media organisations and institutions that have developed since the 2011 uprising. These media emerged and developed amid a war of unprecedented scope and complexity and its impact forced most if not all of the independent media organisations and institutions that emerged after 2011 to leave Syria.
IMS and a civil society coalition from across Europe urge policy makers to protect public watchdogs, including journalists and whistle-blowers, from SLAPP - shorthand for Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation
Low levels of media literacy and the skills to verify information from media continues to be an issue in Myanmar. Newly translated material on the subject in Myanmar language will seek to educate a wider audience.
In a first for Ethiopia, this study examines the role media play in ethnic tensions in contemporary Ethiopia. The authors conclude that ethnic belonging and identity politics are gaining significance in the current Ethiopian media discourse.
This publication looks into media habits of ethnic minorities in select states in Myanmar and the challenges people face in accessing information.
This paper highlights main legal frameworks - globally and regionally - that apply in the context of gender-based violence and media
