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Investigative journalists face a range of threats — from physical attacks to legal challenges — and sometimes the toll becomes just too much. Hear from two reporters who took time out to rest, recover, and recoup.
Suriye’den iki yerel gazeteci, çok uzaktaki izleyicilere sürükleyici habercilik deneyimleri sunmak için sanal ve artırılmış gerçeklik kullanımını tartışıyor.
Una crisis de libertad de prensa se está extendiendo por toda América Latina y, en algunos lugares, las amenazas tecnológicas, legales y físicas se han vuelto tan graves que los periodistas de investigación se sienten obligados a huir de sus países de origen para seguir informando.
Children’s fashion is riddled with gender stereotypes, according to an analysis by German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung, which found that popular children’s clothing tended to be more revealing for girls, but comfortable and functional for boys. Also this week, analysis of the big earners in the healthcare industry, the tracking of post-pandemic recovery through sandwich sales, and Florence Nightingale’s contribution to graphic storytelling.
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Reporteros sin Fronteras publicó la edición 2022 de su Índice Mundial de Libertad de Prensa anual. Entérate de la situación actual de los países latinoamericanos.
Sujag, a long-form digital investigative journalism platform in Pakistan, is committed to highlighting voices from the margins. With recent stories on child marriage, acid attacks, and why women from poor communities are finding it so difficult to access coronavirus vaccinations, Sujag’s editors proudly say their journalistic ethos prioritizes “siding with the marginalized” over neutrality.
Investigating the environment in developing countries can be a particularly dangerous game – far more so in the Global South than in North America and Europe. Journalists in the developing world are prime targets for powerful political and economic interests, operate in a hostile climate, and often lose their lives far from the Western media spotlight.
Las investigaciones periodísticas sobre la política, la corrupción y el crimen organizado en pequeñas y medianas ciudades de Brasil, México, Colombia y Honduras fueron la causa de 139 casos de asesinato de profesionales de los medios registrados por Reporteros sin Fronteras (RSF) entre 2011 y 2020. La mitad de estos periodistas había informado de que recibieron amenazas a causa su trabajo.
Mais de 130 jornalistas foram mortos no Brasil, México, Colômbia e Honduras entre os anos 2011 e 2020, muitos deles atacados enquanto investigavam questões políticas, corrupção e crime organizado. A RSF analisou os ataques e descobriu que metade dos jornalistas havia recebido ameaças relacionadas ao seu trabalho.