Al Jazeera Journalism Review
Silenced Voices: The Battle for Free Expression Amid India’s Farmer’s Protest
The Indian government's use of legal mechanisms to suppress dissenting voices and news reports raises questions about transparency and freedom of expression. The challenges faced by independent media in India indicate a broader narrative of controlling the narrative and stifling dissenting voices.
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Targeting Truth: Assault on Female Journalists in Gaza
For female journalists in Palestine, celebrating international women's rights this year must take a backseat, as they continue facing the harsh realities of conflict. March 8th will carry little celebration for them, as they grapple with the severe risks of violence, mass displacement, and the vulnerability of abandonment amidst an ongoing humanitarian crisis. Their focus remains on bearing witness to human suffering and sharing stories of resilience from the frontlines, despite the personal dangers involved in their work.
A Woman's Journey Reporting on Pakistan's Thrilling Cholistan Desert Jeep Rally
A Woman's Voice in the Desert: Navigating the Spotlight
Monitoring of Journalistic Malpractices in Gaza Coverage
On this page, the editorial team of the Al Jazeera Journalism Review will collect news published by media institutions about the current war on Gaza that involves disinformation, bias, or professional journalistic standards and its code of ethics.
Breaking Barriers: The Rise of Citizen Journalists in India's Fight for Media Inclusion
Grassroots journalists from marginalized communities in India, including Dalits and Muslims, are challenging mainstream media narratives and bringing attention to underreported issues through digital outlets like The Mooknayak.
Why Journalists are Speaking out Against Western Media Bias in Reporting on Israel-Palestine
Over 1500 journalists from various US news organizations have signed an open letter criticizing the Western media's coverage of Israel's actions against Palestinians. They accuse newsrooms of dehumanizing rhetoric, bias, and the use of inflammatory language that reinforces stereotypes, lack of context, misinformation, biased language, and the focus on certain perspectives while diminishing others. They call for more accurate and critical coverage, the use of well-defined terms like "apartheid" and "ethnic cleansing," and the inclusion of Palestinian voices in reporting.
Silenced Voices and Digital Resilience: The Case of Quds Network
Unrecognized journalists in conflict zones face serious risks to their safety and lack of support. The Quds Network, a Palestinian media outlet, has been targeted and censored, but they continue to report on the ground in Gaza. Recognition and support for independent journalists are crucial.
Opinion
Al Jazeera Journalism Review
Monitoring of Journalistic Malpractices in Gaza Coverage
On this page, the editorial team of the Al Jazeera Journalism Review will collect news published by media institutions about the current war on Gaza that involves disinformation, bias, or…
Hanan Zaffar, Jyoti Thakur
Breaking Barriers: The Rise of Citizen Journalists in India's Fight for Media Inclusion
Grassroots journalists from marginalized communities in India, including Dalits and Muslims, are challenging mainstream media narratives and bringing attention to underreported issues through…
Belle de Jong
Why Journalists are Speaking out Against Western Media Bias in Reporting on Israel-Palestine
Over 1500 journalists from various US news organizations have signed an open letter criticizing the Western media's coverage of Israel's actions against Palestinians. They accuse newsrooms of…
Diaries
Targeting Truth: Assault on Female Journalists in Gaza
For female journalists in Palestine, celebrating international women's rights this year must take a backseat, as they continue facing the harsh realities of conflict. March 8th will carry little celebration for them, as they grapple with the severe risks of violence, mass displacement, and the vulnerability of abandonment amidst an ongoing humanitarian crisis. Their focus remains on bearing witness to human suffering and sharing stories of resilience from the frontlines, despite the personal dangers involved in their work.
A Woman's Journey Reporting on Pakistan's Thrilling Cholistan Desert Jeep Rally
A Woman's Voice in the Desert: Navigating the Spotlight
Through a Mexican lens: Navigating the intricacies of reporting in Palestine
A Mexican journalist's journey through the complexities of reporting on Palestine and gives tips on how to manage this kind of coverage.
Reports
Silenced Voices: The Battle for Free Expression Amid India’s Farmer’s Protest
The Indian government's use of legal mechanisms to suppress dissenting voices and news reports raises questions about transparency and freedom of expression. The challenges faced by independent media in India indicate a broader narrative of controlling the narrative and stifling dissenting voices.
Targeting Truth: Assault on Female Journalists in Gaza
For female journalists in Palestine, celebrating international women's rights this year must take a backseat, as they continue facing the harsh realities of conflict. March 8th will carry little celebration for them, as they grapple with the severe risks of violence, mass displacement, and the vulnerability of abandonment amidst an ongoing humanitarian crisis. Their focus remains on bearing witness to human suffering and sharing stories of resilience from the frontlines, despite the personal dangers involved in their work.
A Woman's Journey Reporting on Pakistan's Thrilling Cholistan Desert Jeep Rally
A Woman's Voice in the Desert: Navigating the Spotlight
Monitoring of Journalistic Malpractices in Gaza Coverage
On this page, the editorial team of the Al Jazeera Journalism Review will collect news published by media institutions about the current war on Gaza that involves disinformation, bias, or professional journalistic standards and its code of ethics.
Breaking Barriers: The Rise of Citizen Journalists in India's Fight for Media Inclusion
Grassroots journalists from marginalized communities in India, including Dalits and Muslims, are challenging mainstream media narratives and bringing attention to underreported issues through digital outlets like The Mooknayak.
Why Journalists are Speaking out Against Western Media Bias in Reporting on Israel-Palestine
Over 1500 journalists from various US news organizations have signed an open letter criticizing the Western media's coverage of Israel's actions against Palestinians. They accuse newsrooms of dehumanizing rhetoric, bias, and the use of inflammatory language that reinforces stereotypes, lack of context, misinformation, biased language, and the focus on certain perspectives while diminishing others. They call for more accurate and critical coverage, the use of well-defined terms like "apartheid" and "ethnic cleansing," and the inclusion of Palestinian voices in reporting.