Watchdog journalism begins to dig deeper into the reconstruction of Haiti


SAKS office after the earthquake 12 January. Photo: Robert Shaw/IMS

27.07.2010
Almost six months after the earthquake, with rubble still clogging the streets of the capital, amidst some 1.5 million Haitians still homeless and hundreds of thousands of displaced people, the local media are beginning to play their “watchdog role” 

Haiti: Need for professionalism


Clarens Renois of the Haiti Press Network. Photo: Anne Poulsen/IMS

15.07.2010
As all other sectors in Haiti, the media sector suffered massive losses in the 12 January earthquake. Interview with Clarens Renois, Editor -in-Chief of the Haitian online news agency Haiti Press

Le rôle des médias haïtiens dans la reconstruction


17.06.2010

"Le rôle des médias haïtiens dans la reconstruction" is a report on a workshop which brought together Haitian journalists and media associations in May 2010 to discuss the role of the media in reconstructing the country.

Reconstructing quality journalism in Haiti


The office of SAKS, Société d'Animation et de Communication Sociale, a community radio support organisation, in Port-au-Prince was completely destroyed when the 7.0 earth quake hit Haiti on 12th January. Photo: Anne Poulsen/IMS

14.05.2010
Haitian journalists and media associations came together to mark World Press Freedom Day in a vibrant discussion about the role of the media in reconstructing their country at a new logistical base for journalists’ associations in Port-au-Prince

Haitian journalists undergo trauma treatment


The building of Radio Ibo was
destroyed in the earthquake.
Photo: Anne Poulsen/IMS

31.03.2010
As the weeks and months move on since the earthquake that rocked Haiti’s foundations, local journalists continue to face special challenges, including the ethical treatment of survivors, news priorities in the aftermath of the earthquake, and the psychological impact of covering this catastrophe on themselves 
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