The facets of free expression
As elections approach, journalists need to know how to tell stories about communities and politicians, alike.
PTSD on the rise as West African journalists face increased IS threats
Journalist shares account of reporting on terror groups in Burkina Faso.
Education is at the heart of gender-sensitive reporting
Experts weigh in on how journalists can improve their reporting on gender and sexuality more consistently.
Social media policies for journalists: dos and don’ts
Social media policy helps maintain journalistic integrity, but should not infringe on the journalists’ right to freedom of expression.
BBC’s emergency Gaza radio broadcasts show why World Service mustn’t rely on digital technology
The BBC has turned to old-fashioned medium wave as the best means to provide civilians in Gaza with news and information.
Community radio: young South Africans are helping shape the news through social media
Radio stations have embraced social media apps and are actively using them to shape content.