Journalism in the dock: an analysis of Folha de São Paulo Judicial discussions during the Brazilian 2018 Elections
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Author: Sara Torsner
New Internews research study: Addressing COVID-19 Misinformation: Lessons From The Frontlines In 100 Countries
New Internews research study by CFOM Research Fellow Rachael Jolley finds that a global COVID-19 vaccine rollout must be coupled with funding and strategies to support trusted local media worldwide.
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Press freedom: how governments are using COVID as an excuse to crack down on the public’s right to know
On the occasion of the publication of the Reporters Without Borders’ 2021 World Press Freedom Index, UNESCO Chair Jackie Harrison and UNESCO Chair Coordinator Sara Torsner discuss how the index findings raise serious concerns about the lasting impact of the COVID-19 crisis on press freedom globally in a piece for the Conversation.
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Call for contributions: Join us for the World Press Freedom Day #JournoSafe Flash Talks
Call for contributions: Join us for the WPFD #JournoSafe Flash Talks – a space for academics and civil society organisations to share research ideas to address problems of the safety of journalists
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Anti-Coup Journalists Winning Myanmar’s Information War at Great Cost
Since the military coup in Myanmar on 1 February, more than 600 pro-democracy protesters have been killed and over 2500 detained, including dozens of journalists deliberately targeted by security forces. As peaceful protesters defy the military on the streets, another battle is raging online.
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