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Reliable journalism is not only a casualty of disinformation but also its antidote, and Pakistani journalists and the local news industry have a frontline role in countering disinformation to ensure the public has access to trustworthy information. This research study aims to examine the effectiveness of past and existing efforts to counter disinformation in Pakistan with the intention to provide evidence-based recommendations for future initiatives.
Definitions of news deserts include communities where residents are facing significantly diminished access to the sort of important information that feeds “grassroots democracy”.
This is an audience research study that aims to track young people’s use of and access to news and media in Cambodia today.
In these times we live in, the world order is being redefined. In simple terms, our defining values of democracy, human rights and peace are confronting darkness, repression and brutality.
Attacks against Somali journalists and media and impunity for these crimes must end – this is the conclusion of the SMSJ 2021 monitoring report to be launched in Mogadishu by the Somali Mechanism for Safety of Journalists (SMSJ).
With a particular focus on Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger, the objective of this study was to generate an informed tool in favour of revisiting these laws, taking into account the existing legal frameworks for the media.
