Global Investigative Journalism Network (https://archive.gijn.org/tag/iran/)
Radio Zamaneh Executive Director Joris van Duijne discusses how his exile media site is reporting from afar on the widespread political protests reverberating across Iran.
Bu haftanın Twitter’daki en popüler veri gazeteciliği hikayeleri, Rusya’nın savaş seferberliğinden, Xi Jinping’in iktidara giden yolundan, çocuk refahı polisliğinin suistimallerinden, Macaristan’daki öğretmen gösterilerinden ve İspanya’daki sezaryen doğum oranlarından kaçınma çabalarına yer veriyor.
Çin’in küresel balıkçılık operasyonu, aşırı avlanma ve deniz yaşamının ve ekosistemlerin yok edilmesiyle ilgili endişeleri artırıyor ve The New York Times, küresel erişimini haritalandırdı. Haftalık NodeXL ve Twitter’daki en popüler veri gazeteciliği hikayelerinden oluşan insan küratörlüğümüz aynı zamanda Güneydoğu Asya bölgesindeki queer sinema tarihini öne çıkarıyor, Ian Kasırgası’nın ABD’deki yıkıcılığını, İran’ın kadın hakları protestolarını ve Kanada’daki sosyal konut sorunlarını ele alıyor.
Starting a fact-checking organization in a country with limited media freedom is difficult, but not impossible. Some, like Rouhani Meter, which fact-checks Iran’s president, may have to operate from outside the country and be creative about how they distribute their content. Daniel Funke writes about fact-checkers who have found a way to work in less-than-friendly environments.
Reporters Sans Frontieres published, for the first time, a list of press freedom’s 20 worst digital predators in 2020. Whether state offshoots, private-sector companies, or informal entities, they reflect a reality of power at the end of the 21st century’s second decade, in which investigative reporters and other journalists who cause displeasure risk being the targets of predatory activity by often hidden actors.
Here’s how the data team at Argentina’s La Nación dug into 40,000 audio recordings collected by prosecutor Alberto Nisman, who was murdered while investigating a Buenos Aires terrorist attack tied to Iran.
Time for a new collection of resources and research reports. Today’s roundup features two online databases — one on nuclear reactors, the other on health — and the latest international research reports from Brussels, London, and Washington. Global Health Facts from the Kaiser Family Foundation is an organized and frequently updated collection of browsable and searchable data.