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Protecting the Sources Who Keep Journalism Alive

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Protecting the Sources Who Keep Journalism Alive

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Aidan White, a former journalist with The Guardian and founder of the Ethical Journalism Network, who led the International Federation of

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‘Trust Me, I’m Not a Politician’

'Trust Me, I'm Not a Politician: A simple guide to saving democracy'
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By Dorothy Byrne The British like to think of their nation as the Mother of Parliaments but the truth is that British democracy is suffering from

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Do your job, do it well, do no harm 

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Jo Healey  No matter what their beat, journalists who are reporting day in and day out for newspapers, online, radio and TV, are regularly

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Free migration reporting workshop – London, 21st October

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Channel 4 news boss Dorothy Byrne’s MacTaggart Lecture – Full Video and Text

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Description from the Edinburgh Television Festival Youtube channel: As one of the longest-serving heads of commissioning in the television

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Ethical Journalism Bulletin – 29 July 2019

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Health of domestic workers in Bahrain

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This article was published with support from the Fairway Fellowship, an initiative of the Ethical Journalism Network and International Labour

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Media watchdog’s report into Christchurch shootings goes soft on showing violent footage

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Denis Muller, University of Melbourne Coverage of the Christchurch terrorism by Australia’s television channels raised “serious questions” about

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Advancing respect for ethical standards in journalism

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Chris Elliott When Peter Preston, then the editor of the Guardian, sat down with Mohamed Al Fayed, the owner of Harrods, Britain’s most famous

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New pledges not credible without action, say press freedom groups

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On 9 July, 33 press freedom and media development organisations met in London in advance of the Global Media Freedom Conference to call on all

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RSF and partners launch a public consultation on the Journalism Trust Initiative

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The EJN’s founder and president Aidan White chaired one of the three drafting committees for the Journalism Trust Initiative’s

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Ethical Journalism Bulletin – 28 June 2019

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