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IMI Issues Annual Report on State of Freedom of Speech in Ukraine

December 28 – In its annual monitoring study “Freedom of Speech Barometer”, the Institute for Mass Information (IMI) identified 229 cases of violations of freedom of speech in 2020, which is 14 cases fewer than in 2019. Of this number, 172 cases were related to physical aggression against journalists (171 in 2019), 125 cases of […]

Donetsk Institute of Information Conducts Online School of Media Quality

January 12-14 – The Donetsk Institute of Information (DII) organized a series of webinars within its third Online School of Media Quality for newsrooms-members of its network for inter-regional collaboration. 30 journalists and editors from Mariupol, Luhansk and Donetsk (both relocated to Kyiv), Odesa, Kryvy Rih, Kharkiv, Sumy, Kherson, Lviv, Uzhgorod, and Lutsk improved their […]

“Detector Media” Analyzes Ukrainian Media Coverage of the US Capitol Riot

January 13 – Otar Dovzhenko, head of analytics with NGO “Detector Media”, assessed how leading national Ukrainian TV channels and online media covered the riot at the Capitol building in Washington, DC, on January 6. Dovzhenko observed that: In their reporting related to the event, most TV channels (except 1+1) showed the situation as a […]

Four Local De-Statized Print Media Receive Mentoring Support from Internews Partner

December 11 – USAID Media Program in Ukraine’s (Internews) partner Pylyp Orlyk Institute for Democracy delivered the first module of its local de-statized media mentorship program. The “Local Media Audience and Its Needs” module was taught to representatives of print media “Druzhba” (Friendship), Odesa region, “Narodna Trybuna” (People’s Tribune), Zhytomyr region, “Mayak Media”, Kharkiv region, and “Nashe […]

Internews Partner Hosts Discussion on the Use of Legal Measures to Counter Disinformation

December 18 - USAID Media Program in Ukraine's (Internews) partner The Center for Democracy and Rule of Law hosted the online discussion “Disinformation Barometer: What Should Pressure of the Law Be?” for 29 media experts, lawyers, journalists, public officials and representatives of international organizations.

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IMI Issues Annual Report on State of Freedom of Speech in Ukraine

Donetsk Institute of Information Conducts Online School of Media Quality

“Detector Media” Analyzes Ukrainian Media Coverage of the US Capitol Riot

Four Local De-Statized Print Media Receive Mentoring Support from Internews Partner

Internews Partner Hosts Discussion on the Use of Legal Measures to Counter Disinformation

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IMI Issues Annual Report on State of Freedom of Speech in Ukraine

Donetsk Institute of Information Conducts Online School of Media Quality

“Detector Media” Analyzes Ukrainian Media Coverage of the US Capitol Riot

Four Local De-Statized Print Media Receive Mentoring Support from Internews Partner

Internews Partner Hosts Discussion on the Use of Legal Measures to Counter Disinformation

Volyn Press Club Publishes Results of Regional Media Gender Sensitivity Monitoring during Elections

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