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Climate and environmental journalism have become increasingly important in informing the public, shaping policy agendas and driving action to address the existential crisis facing our planet.
IMS has remained clear and vocal throughout the war about the urgent need for the international community to address Israel’s failure to protect journalists and condemned its destruction of communications and other vital infrastructure.
Syrian independent media and journalists fought for their audiences right to receive credible information during and after the devastating earthquakes in February 2023. They are still working to push for accountability in a politically volatile and fragmented Syria, where victims of the earthquakes have received little help.
When disaster or crisis hit, access to reliable information can be a matter of life and death. And when the urgency is over, good journalism is needed to keep people in power to account
A child-focused Somali radio drama starring a 10-year old Somali girl named Amal, takes up difficult issues such as girls being denied education and forced into child labour and has succeeded in grabbing the attention of both children and adults across Somalia
“It is because of community radios that the citizens [in Niger] know that it is a duty and a right to vote in elections. It is through community radio that the population have understood the importance of sending their children to school and going to the health centres in case of illness.”
