Category: News
On the International Day to End Impunity UNESCO Chair Jackie Harrison encourages academic scholars to engage with issues of journalism safety and impunity
Impunity for crimes against journalists raises concerns over serious failings of rule of law and justice within countries to the very forefront. In fact, under a regime of impunity journalists are no longer safeguarded by the application of constitutional provision or law enforcement and their safety becomes their own responsibility, a private concern to be undertaken without recourse to the provision by the state of personal security.
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Jackie Harrison represents CFOM at the British Group Inter-Parliamentary Union seminar on Media Freedom
On 10th September Jackie Harrison UNESCO Chair on Media Freedom, Journalism Safety and the Issue of Impunity participated in a Seminar on media freedom hosted by the British Group Inter-Parliamentary Union at the Palace of Westminster, London.
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Closer UNESCO Chair Collaboration
CFOM was fortunate enough to host the UNESCO Chair team Bernardo Diaz and Ruth de Frutos in Sheffield last week, marking a closer UNESCO Chair collaboration between the University of Malaga and the University of Sheffield.
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