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This article is written as part of a series of articles highlighting gender-based violence under the United Nations initiative 16 Days of Activitism Against Gender Based Violence.
In an op-ed originally published in Danish outlet Altinget, IMS Executive Director Jesper Højberg looks at the threat that tech giants such as Facebook, TikTok and Google pose to democracy. Rather than fixing these problems, he argues that we need new solutions in the public interest.
Across the African continent, the Pandora Papers investigations, organised by IMS partner CENOZO, have caused populations and governments to take action. In the Congo Brazzaville, government authorities have banned local media from talking about the Pandora Papers.
As women journalists report on environmental crimes in Mexico and Colombia, IMS profiled their own occupational hazards to illustrate the shared safety threats between them and the women environmental rights defenders they report on.
To mark this year's International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists, IMS highlights the delicate democratic conditions that can lend to a climate of impunity and the instrumental role of prosecutorial services to end the cycle of violence against media professionals.
The first four recipients of the fund have been chosen to support cultural, educational and knowledge-building relationships between institutions in Denmark and Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine.
