Safety and other news for journalists, environmentalists and other at-risk civilians from GJS, a global hostile environments training and consulting provider.
For the World Cup, GJS is offering half-day security trainings, along with "Back Watchers" or field safety advisors to accompany news crews, and Field Security Leads to help manage ground security among journalists during events. Details here: https://t.co/SN9YOG0zox
Protesters in Brussels rallied against planned education reforms, leading to confrontations with riot police who responded with tear gas and charges https://t.co/Opug3bpe2M
Christiane Amanpour’s interview with me about my new book ‘This is Also a Love Story’ will air today on CNN International and PBS. (I was extremely nervous but hopefully it all makes sense!) Thanks so much to her and her team for having me on.
https://t.co/aC4Ajsal2B
Feminist investigative journalism scholarship covering full tuition fees for SOAS MA Global Data Journalism (Online) (value: £12,000). "These scholarships are specifically for students who will study remotely, from wherever they are based". #journojobs https://t.co/EqjicHbWvE
"Community groups and local religious organizations said Los Ardillos have sought to take over the land for years in their battle for territory with a smattering of other rival criminal groups."
https://t.co/DtKLFYo7WY
I barely recognized the journalist Ali al-Samoudi when I saw him this week. He had been imprisoned by Israel — without charge and without a trial — for a year, during which time he lost half his body weight.
He is one of 105 Palestinian journalists who have been imprisoned by Israel since October 7, 2023 — most without charge, according to @pressfreedom.
GJS ‘ Frank Smyth addressing World Press Freedom Day on Al Jazeera and how #Pressfreedom conditions are worse today than anytime since WW II.
https://t.co/FWXxCovjPZ
WILD: After Pegasus scandal @nayibbukele's 🇸🇻El Salvador went hunting for...more spyware.
Destination: 🇷🇴#Romania
And "better than Pegasus" spyware delivered by clicks or ads for $10.9 million.
Cut-out: A vendor to El Salvador's election system that also took $1.3m in US Embassy contracts.
Shell Companies: Dubai shell company & Israeli broker tied to sanctioned #Intellexa (they make Predator)
Price was too steep, but sources said officials were still pursuing the spyware into 2025.
Big Picture: seems to me like #ElSalvador's conclusion after getting caught abusing Pegasus was: time to upgrade.
I wonder who actually makes this unnamed spyware?
🇪🇺EU & Romanian authorities should absolutely dig into what is going on here.
Report by @the_newsground's @MattBernardini7 https://t.co/A9e09Tzmpp
An interview with Amal Khalil, the Lebanese journalist who was killed yesterday - first targeted by airstrikes, then rescuers prevented from reaching her by the Israeli military. https://t.co/dxLZoRKNUp
Looks like @IDF deliberately killed yet another journalist in #Lebanon. Yet another deliberate Israeli violation of international humanitarian law...
Israeli Strikes Kill a Journalist and Injure Another in Lebanon https://t.co/2VLnc5CdSP
The US military reportedly committed a "double tap" strike in Iran. The "two strikes had hit the bridge around an hour apart, the second arriving while emergency responders were assisting the wounded," even though rescue workers are protected civilians. https://t.co/h39L3yy2gO
@SenatorBaldwin@SenRonJohnson@RepMarkPocan The US award-winning journalist Shelly Kittleson is from Wisconsin like her family. She's missing now > 2 days. Have u made a statement? Have u sent a letter to @SecRubio Please find updates to her case here: https://t.co/uq3NuamMxb
Shelly Kittleson was kidnapped in Baghdad two days ago reportedly by Kataib-Hezbollah, an Iranian-backed militia in Iraq. An award-winning journalist, Shelly is a GJS alumnus from 2014. For updates on her case, please see https://t.co/WokUboCjHj.