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Redefining safety of journalists in Africa in an uncertain world
IMS Sub-Saharan Africa Adviser Rashweat Mukundu reflects on what the situation of journalists in Gaza under the current war means for journalists in Africa's conflict or authoritarian states.
Journalists must be protected, even in war zones
Warring parties are under an absolute obligation to do everything in their power to protect journalists. We owe it to those who put their lives on the line to shed light on the brutal reality of war.
Accuracy, fairness and balance are needed in reporting on Gaza
An update on IMS' work in Gaza, and a call for full, fair and balanced coverage of the unfolding war.
Ukraine’s lessons on information war may guide other countries
Much of Ukraine’s legislation aimed at combating harmful Russian influence was earlier found to be non-compliant with free speech standards. Now, Ukraine’s neighbours are taking notes.
Zimbabwe Decides in an election dominated by citizen engagement and state secrecy
Today Zimbabweans head to the polls in an election marked by the growing influence of social media among voters. Rashweat Mukundu explains the crucial role of the country's media sector.
Return to Kyiv
Gohar Khodjayan reflects on memories, war and changes during a recent visit to the city of Kyiv
How are Colombian women being represented in the media?
A participatory journalism exercise led by IMS and El Espectador with women social leaders from different regions of Colombia gave the women leaders an opportunity to tell their stories of peacebuilding and change the way women are represented in Colombian media.