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Support from Danish peers to Syrian newspapers made a difference

Support from Danish peers to Syrian newspapers made a difference

A 2014 collaboration between danish newspaper Politiken, IMS and five independent Syrian newspapers not only secured continued content distribution to Syrian civilians but also highlighted deeper principles of peer obligations. Today, one of those newspapers, Enab Baladi, has become a leading media outlet in Syria and the editor in chief calls the collaboration the paper’s “most important experience”.

Introducing investigative journalism to the Arab world

Introducing investigative journalism to the Arab world

In 16 years, Arab Reporters for Investigative Journalism, ARIJ, has succeeded in building a culture of investigative reporting in a region where free, independent media is under continuous pressure. The culture is established, but work lies ahead to support the ecosystem, says Rawan Damen, executive director.

10 years of Syrian independent media

10 years of Syrian independent media

Ten years ago, The Arab Spring spread across the Middle East and North Africa, and in countries all over the region, populations took to the street to protest against repressive regimes, corruption, low living standards and a lack of human rights.

Syrian independent exile media
  • Analysis
  • Dec. 2020

Syrian independent exile media

This study focuses on the Syrian independent exile media organisations and institutions that have developed since the 2011 uprising. These media emerged and developed amid a war of unprecedented scope and complexity and its impact forced most if not all of the independent media organisations and institutions that emerged after 2011 to leave Syria.

IMS' new gender reader: Navigating a gendered world

IMS' new gender reader: Navigating a gendered world

We are thrilled to present Navigating a changing world: Media's gendered prism, IMS' gender reader 2020, which is a diverse…

Media to support gender equality and peace in Colombia

Media to support gender equality and peace in Colombia

Peace agreements are more likely to succeed if women participate in the negotiations and implementation processes. Media can support female representation by being conscious about putting women's voices in the forefront, IMS Colombia advisor Laura Gil explains.