On October 25, Internews, with its partner the Independent Association of Broadcasters (IAB), presented the National Media Talk at the Hilton hotel in Kyiv. Internews Ukraine, Dete
Read moreIndependent media and open information serve a crucial watchdog function, providing citizens with the information they need to keep the public and private sectors accountable. In many countries repressive legal environments inhibit the media’s ability to play this role and some journalists and civil society actors lack the skills to conduct the in-depth investigative reporting that is essential to accountability. Internews trains journalists in investigative reporting, produces content to encourage dialogue on corruption, and helps reform media laws and expand freedom of information rights and internet freedom policies and practices. We also have a rich practice in data journalism, helping seasoned and emerging professionals locate, clean and present data that supports their investigative work.
Once a year, more than 100 Internews staff from around the world gather in Washington, DC.
By Syed Nazakat and Surabhi Malik
An international mission comprised of 17 international organizations underscores its concern regarding the lack of guarantees offered by the Mexican state to solve the country’s grave freedom of expression crisis and the state’s failure to recognize the seriousness of the problem.
On October 25, Internews, with its partner the Independent Association of Broadcasters (IAB), presented the National Media Talk at the Hilton hotel in Kyiv. Internews Ukraine, Detector Media, Suspilnist Foundation, the Institute of Mass Information, the Academy of Ukrainian Press
“I am a nurse. I became sick with Ebola, infected by a patient who came from Mangina [where the outbreak started in DRC in August 2018]. We were unfortunate to receive the first Ebola patient in Butembo.
By Interfax-Ukraine More than 10 percent of Ukrainian residents use Russian media as a source of news, according to a survey by the international organization Internews.
Nineteen young journalists from the Prizren municipality in Kosovo took part in a special training course on investigative journalism on October 17-18, organised by Internews Kosova and BIRN Kosovo.
