IMS and COP15

In connection with the global UN meeting on climate change, the COP15 in Copenhagen from 6-18 December 2009, IMS engaged in collaboration with other international media development, advocacy and support organisations to raise awareness about the dangers facing environment journalists in countries across the world.

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Syrian journalists: COP15 an eyeopener

COP15. Photo: Lotte Dahlmann/IMS

17.12.2009
Climate change issues were boosted in Syrian media during COP15 thanks to three Syrian journalists who took part in the climate change conference upon invitation from IMS

Offshore windmill park on route to Samsø. Photo: Jan Dahlmann

15.12.2009
Samsø, the world’s first island entirely dependent on renewable energy was the destination of a group of international journalists visiting Denmark during the UN Climate Change Conference

Call to Action for better protection for environmental journalists

14.12.2009

Call to Action to protect environmental journalists

A journalist from Environment Weekly, South Pacific, poses a question to the panel. Photo: Jens Astrup/Scanpix

11.12.2009
At the UN Conference on Climate Change, 26 international, regional and national press freedom organisations are calling on world leaders to protect environmental journalists and secure access to information to cover climate change and the environment

10.12.2009
IMS, Internews, Reporters Without Borders and IIED invite you to a pressbriefing on the dangers of climate reporting, Friday, 11 December at 18:00 in Bella Center

IMS and COP15

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Syrian journalists: COP15 an eyeopener

Living the green dream

Call to Action for better protection for environmental journalists

Call to Action to protect environmental journalists

Press briefing: threats to climate change reporting