Tag: journalists safety
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Digital Violence Against Women: Legal Gaps Worldwide
Overview: Digital violence is escalating, and protection is uneven Digital violence against women is not a distant problem. It is a pervasive global threat that follows many into leadership roles, boardrooms, and public life. Despite advances in technology and growing awareness, nearly half of the world’s women and girls still lack effective legal protection from…
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Fifteen Hurt in West Bank Settler Attacks, Including Palestinian Farmer Featured by ToI
Overview Fifteen people were reported injured in a string of settler-related attacks across the West Bank on Saturday, according to Palestinian and Hebrew-language media outlets. The incidents involved Palestinians, Israeli and foreign activists, an Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reservist, a medic, and a press photographer. The clashes underscore the volatile security situation in the West…
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GJA Ashanti Stands with Accident-Victim Journalists in the Galamsey Coverage Fight
Overview: Solidarity in a Dangerous Assignment The Ashanti Regional Branch of the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) has issued a strong statement of concern and solidarity for journalists who were injured while covering the ongoing fight against galamsey, the illegal mining menace that threatens communities, waterways, and livelihoods. The association’s message underscores a core principle of…
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UN Reiterates Freedom of the Press and End to Crimes Against Journalists on IDEI
UN Marked IDEI with a Strong Stand for Press Freedom As the international community observes the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists (IDEI), world leaders and United Nations officials reaffirm a commitment that freedom of the press is essential for democracy, accountability, and vibrant civic life. In a message disseminated across the…
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UN Calls for Global Backing to Defend Press Freedom and End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists
UN Pledges Collective Action on IDEI On International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists (IDEI), the United Nations reaffirmed its commitment to protecting journalists and upholding the fundamental right of freedom of the press. United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urged governments, media professionals, civil society, and international partners to work together to reduce…
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EU-Philippines Meet to strengthen Good Governance, Rule of Law and Human Rights in Brussels
EU-Philippines Fifth Subcommittee Meeting Focuses on Governance, Rule of Law, and Human Rights The European Union and the Republic of the Philippines held their Fifth Subcommittee Meeting on Good Governance, Rule of Law, and Human Rights in Brussels on 6 October, under the long‑standing EU-Philippines Partnership and Cooperation Agreement (PCA). The gathering was co‑chaired by…
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No Journalist Should Be Threatened: Defend Free Press at Bokmässan Protest
Background: A protest outside Bokmässan in Gothenburg In Gothenburg, a public demonstration outside the Bokmässan event brought together people aiming to highlight the toll of the Gaza conflict on journalists and media workers. While the organizers stressed solidarity with civilians and a push for accountability, the event also exposed a troubling tension: some participants used…