Our final project report "Sexual Violence and the News Media: Issues, challenges, and guidelines for journalists in India” has just been published by @unesconewdelhi
Download report from UNESCO:
https://t.co/SawCBcaaO8
Download report from BU repository:
https://t.co/pjwzKbXE8P
Finally out. A very important report by UNESCO and MAAR that I had contributed to in 2019-2020.
SEXUAL VIOLENCE AND THE NEWS MEDIA
Issues, challenges, and guidelines for journalists in India
https://t.co/b83mahcPFM
So proud to have been a part of this extensive (No, MOST extensive) research on how to and how not to report on sexual violence.
Download a copy, it's most helpful. @UNESCO@bournemouthuni
Some research is fun. Some not. The MAAR study, which took two years of our lives @BournemouthUni, was *not* fun. But it's among the most meaningful work we've done. And the most gruelling. @einarthorsen@UNESCO@UNESCOUK
Download: https://t.co/qoafhmNeOA
This work would not have been possible without all of our many project partners, our four research coordinators, our 21 research assistants, and all the journalists across India who invested time in answering our questions. This has been a genuine collaborative effort. Thank you!
Our final project report "Sexual Violence and the News Media: Issues, challenges, and guidelines for journalists in India” has just been published by @unesconewdelhi
Download report from UNESCO:
https://t.co/SawCBcaaO8
Download report from BU repository:
https://t.co/pjwzKbXE8P
The report also provides five sets of guidelines that can be absorbed into routine newswork. This resource can be used to help inform actions in relation to our recommendations, eg relating to development of institutional guidelines, training materials, and educational curricula.
Today we launched two new books emerging from the Newstracker part of our @MAARnews project. You can download PDF or order print via links on:
https://t.co/ofeRbFXr0h
Pune-based queer activist Bindumadhav Khire talks with @MAARnews about the media reportage of #sexualviolence in the #LGBTQIA community.
https://t.co/anlztcqCeW
Fascinating #IThink with Gynaecologist Jessy Maria D’Souza: “Wherever I go I teach children about sexual violence and how to combat it.”
Read the article here: https://t.co/b3KSwLutFh
New business models are ‘the recipe for irresponsible coverage’ says Founder and CEO of The Bastion, Sourya Reddy. Read the article here:
https://t.co/aAfVCHgNuC
In an interview with Pune-based activist Bindumadhav Khire, @MAARnews talks about media coverage of #sexualviolence against members of the LGBTQ+ community.
https://t.co/anlztcqCeW
“Don’t they have a family to get back to? Then, why do they do it?” Read NewsTracker's #IThink piece with Bangalore-based security guard, Danbar Bahadur here
https://t.co/7de3Sb90kB #16DaysOfActivism @unesconewdelhi @unwomenindia
‘Many journalists are puppets in the hands of people in power.’ An insightful #IThink with Gertrude J Morris, a writer from Kochi. Follow the link to read:
https://t.co/KD4z3BgA7f #16Days @unesconewdelhi @unwomenindia
‘Safety, in my mind, has become a very oppressive category, and I don’t want anything to do with it’ The first part of a two-part interview with Professor Madhavi Menon on the link between violence against women and news. Read here https://t.co/I4wOdwWjeV #16Days@unwomenindia