Cijeli članak dostupan je OVDJE. "The UN Plan has achieved a series of developments in the last 10 years. The issue of safety of journalists has a higher visibility in the UN, as evidenced by the increasing number of declarations, resolutions and other normative texts, and the UN Secretary General’s Call to Action for Human Rights. Protecting journalists is also part of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. The Plan has also contributed to building international coalitions of governments and civil society and served to bring about changes on the ground, such as the creation of national safety mechanisms in at least 50 countries. But despite these achievements, challenges still exist. The high rate of impunity for crimes against journalists persists and new forms of threats develop in unprecedented ways."
Cijeli članak dostupan je OVDJE. "U izveštaju na 1.400 stranica, koji je podnet parlamentu ove nedelje, detaljno se navodi kako je između 1948. i 1996. godine oko 16.500 ljudi operisano bez njihovog pristanka prema zakonu, koji je imao za cilj da „spreči rađanje nekvalitetnih potomaka (…) i da zaštiti život i zdravlje majke“. Većina žrtava bile su žene."
Cijeli članak dostupan je OVDJE. „Mediji su izveštavali jezivo. Nemam drugi izraz za to. I moram da budem lična. Ja se dvadeset i nešto godina bavim novinarskom etikom, radila sam niz predavanja, i tog dana kada se to desilo, ja sam zbog svih tih ljudi, svih tih sati koje sam provela držeći predavanja, osećala lični poraz. I pitala sam se čemu sve to. Čemu medijska etika, čemu Savet za štampu, čemu Kodeks novinara, čemu svi mi radimo u prilog poštenog izveštavanja koje neće povrediti nikog? Sve što su mogli da prekrše, mediji su prekršili“, upozorila je Skrozza.
Gender-based violence is a human rights violation that, in its extreme form, is fatal. Violence is part of a continuum of gender-based discrimination, harassment, and exclusion that debilitates women and deprives them of their ability to thrive and be equal members of society. Violence perpetrated against women because they are women happens in all corners of the globe and is committed by individuals, state, and non-state actors. Ultimately, from a journalistic point of view, a survivor-centered approach is about recognizing survivors’ agency, as well as relaying the infinite range of their suffering, their experiences, and their perspectives. Publication Silence and Omissions A Media Guide for Covering Gender Based Violence is available HERE.
EXIT poziva celokupnu javnost i institucije na hitnu akciju. Sve poruke podrške na društvenim mrežama i veličanje zločina odmah treba prijaviti Instagramu, TikToku i drugim društvenim mrežama, kako bi u što kraćem roku bile uklonjene. Sve pojave ovog tipa treba nedvosmisleno osuditi. Apelujemo i na roditelje da provere aktivnosti svoje dece na društvenim mrežama, te da ako uoče ovakve pojave, adekvatno reaguju. EXIT poziva i sve ljude da ovakve neprimerene sadržaje pošalju na mejl answerme@exitfest.org, kako bi i Exitove stranice, kao i stranice svih naših saradnika i zaposlenih poslale odgovarajuće prijave. Cijeli članak dostupan je OVDJE.
Novinarka An Mari Ćurčić uputila je apel kolegama novinarima da u ovim teškim trenucima za celu zemlju o masovnim ubistvima na Vračaru i u Mladenovcu izveštavaju na profesionalan način. “Masovno ubistvo je složen i destruktivan čin koji se dešava kao rezultat mnogih faktora. Jedan faktor koji je relevantan za širenje masovnih pucnjava i drugih „zaraznih“ ponašanja je generalizovana imitacija. U slučajevima masovnih ubistava/pucnjava, čini se da su mediji u velikoj meri odgovorni za obezbeđivanje modela za imitaciju. Iako postoje različite strategije koje bi mogle da funkcionišu u tandemu kako bi se promenila verovatnoća masovnog ubistva/ pucnjave, promena načina na koji mediji izveštavaju o tome je važan korak u sprečavanju i smanjenju imitacije ovih dela. Štaviše, verovatno je da se imitacija podstaknuta medijima proteže dalje od masovnih pucnjava. Medijski efekat se pokazao kod samoubistva (Verterov efekat), podrazumeva se u masovnim ubistvima/pucnjavama i može igrati ulogu u drugim ekstremnim događajima kao što su domaći terorizam i rasno motivisani zločini“, navela je ona definiciju Američke medicinske asocijacije.
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Publikacija je dostupna OVDJE.
VIDEO SEGMENT for Daughter of a Lost Bird Daughter of a Lost Bird | Women Make Movies (wmm.com) “Lost birds” – A term for Native children adopted out of their tribal communities. Right after the Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978 became the law of the land, Kendra Mylnechuk Potter was adopted into a white family and raised with no knowledge of her Native parentage. This beautiful and intimate film follows Kendra on her journey to find her birth mother April, also a Native adoptee, and return to her Lummi homelands in Washington State. With a sensitive yet unflinching lens, director Brooke Swaney (Blackfeet/Salish) documents Kendra and April as they connect with relatives and navigate what it means to be Native, and to belong to a tribe from the outside looking in. Along the way, Kendra uncovers generations of emotional and spiritual beauty and pain and comes to the startling realization that she is a living legacy of U. S. assimilationist policy. By sharing a deeply personal experience of inherited cultural trauma, the film opens the door to broader and more complicated conversations about the erasure of Native culture and questions of identity surrounding adoption.
Izvor i cijeli članak dostupni su OVDJE. "Teen girls across the United States are “engulfed in a growing wave of violence and trauma,” according to federal researchers who released data Monday showing increases in rape and sexual violence, as well as record levels of feeling sad or hopeless. Nearly 1 in 3 high school girls reported in 2021 that they seriously considered suicide — up nearly 60 percent from a decade ago — according to new findings from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Almost 15 percent of teen girls said they were forced to have sex, an increase of 27 percent over two years and the first increase since the CDC began tracking it."
