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IPI Trains Journalists on Personal Safety While Reporting on Conflict

July 14 – The Institute of Political Information (IPI) conducted a practical eight-hour training in Odesa for regional journalists on personal safety and self-defense using the Krav Maga Israeli military system developed by the Krav Maga Federation in Ukraine. Federation head Anton Farb and IPI head Pavlo Kolotvin adapted the Krav Maga method for journalists […]

IMI Survey Reveals More than Half of Women Journalists in Ukraine Have Experienced Sexual Harassment at Work

June 12 – An Institute of Mass Information (IMI) anonymous survey of 138 journalists, conducted between June 14 and 25, revealed that women journalists experience high levels of sexual harassment in the workplace. The key findings were: 53% of female and 17% of male journalists polled said they have been sexually harassed at work; 30% […]

IMI Publishes Monitoring Report on Coverage of the Environment

July 16 – Institute of Mass Information (IMI) published a new monitoring report on Friday called “What are Ukrainian Media Writing about the Environment?” Major takeaways: Water pollution is one of the top topics (15% of media stories tackling environmental issues). The stories are mostly about pollution of rivers (probably due to the fact that the monitoring […]

Ukrainian Media Reacts to Kremlin Historical Essay

July 16 – An essay by Russian President Vladimir Putin (published on July 12), claiming Russians and Ukrainians have always shared a collective history and that Ukraine can only be stable and prosperous if it maintains friendly ties with Russia, has been widely critiqued in the Ukrainian media and on social media. Ukraine’s Minister of Culture and […]

Prosecutor General Briefs OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media about Investigations into Illegal Actions Against Journalists

July 15 – Ukraine’s Prosecutor General Iryna Venediktova and Deputy Prosecutor General Ihor Mustetsa met Teresa Ribeiro, OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media, at the Office of the Prosecutor General in Kyiv to discuss the status of the protection of journalists, and in particular criminal investigations into cases where journalists were persecuted or physically […]

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IPI Trains Journalists on Personal Safety While Reporting on Conflict

IMI Survey Reveals More than Half of Women Journalists in Ukraine Have Experienced Sexual Harassment at Work

IMI Publishes Monitoring Report on Coverage of the Environment

Ukrainian Media Reacts to Kremlin Historical Essay

Prosecutor General Briefs OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media about Investigations into Illegal Actions Against Journalists

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IPI Trains Journalists on Personal Safety While Reporting on Conflict

IMI Survey Reveals More than Half of Women Journalists in Ukraine Have Experienced Sexual Harassment at Work

IMI Publishes Monitoring Report on Coverage of the Environment

Ukrainian Media Reacts to Kremlin Historical Essay

Prosecutor General Briefs OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media about Investigations into Illegal Actions Against Journalists

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