Al Jazeera Journalism Review
A ‘culture of fear’ - the scourge of racism in UK newsrooms
Always ready to expose prejudice and hypocrisy within political and social elites, the bosses of Britain’s newsrooms have completely failed to address their own
Is the media responsible for the Auckland violence?
The media is failing to adhere to well-founded principles of journalism in its coverage of transgender issues. Violence is the result
How do we decolonise journalism?
It is our place as journalists to lead the way in challenging oppressive social and political structures - here’s how to do it
Turkish media is trapped under the rubble
Turkey has suffered one of the gravest humanitarian disasters in its history, but still the media cannot seem to disengage from political polarisation
Climate journalism is growing up
Environmental coverage is moving on from panic-inducing warnings about global warming to the more constructive, solutions-based approach of climate journalism
Why are British police arresting journalists?
UK police forces increasingly regard criticism from the media as a ‘war on policing’. Journalists are being harassed, accused of crimes and arrested as a result
Covering a natural disaster - a time for credible and useful journalism
How should journalists set about covering the earthquakes in Turkey and Syria without adding to the trauma of victims?
When will this epidemic of dead and dying journalists come to an end?
Journalists are being targeted and killed in greater numbers than ever before. What will it take to get our leaders to act?
Has the media enabled a new age of scientific misinformation?
Social media and complex AI newsroom tools have produced a toxic environment in which dangerous misinformation is flourishing
‘Border jumpers’ and ‘spreaders of disease’ - how South African media incites racial hatred
The evidence that mass violence and vigilante killings have been sparked by the media in South Africa is undeniable
Julian Assange is no hero among journalists
A record number of journalists are languishing in prisons around the world, yet Assange is constantly held up as a poster boy for this type of injustice. There are far more deserving candidates
Is it time to ditch the word ‘fixer’?
A large part of the work associated with foreign correspondents is actually carried out by local journalists who are rarely credited - they work in the shadows
Morocco was the World Cup feel-good story we needed
Scenes of players frolicking on the pitch with their mothers were more than enough for me
In appreciation of sports journalists
The common perception of sports journalists as mere entertainment reporters is far from the full story
Sexual harassment in African newsrooms is a scourge on journalism
Well over half of women journalists in Africa have been subjected to sexual harassment, abuse or victimisation in news rooms. It’s time to crack down
